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Rise above the Ashes
05:45
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Void Visions
05:20
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Justice & Salvation
02:55
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Year of the Capricorn
03:28
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Fire in our Soul
04:16
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High
04:54
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Obsessed
04:44
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Eternal Madness
04:45
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Evil Dust
05:10
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King Mountain Greece
King Mountain is a bluesy stoner rock/heavy rock band from Greece.Heavy riffs,bluesy lead jams and soulful vocals is what we want to share with the world sending the message that Heavy Rock is not dead.
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Recently discovered this band. IF their back catalogue, is as great as this I'll be adding them to my collection. To my ears they sound like someone has blended early black sabbath with led zepplin's bluesier albums. A much welcome trip to the 70s hard blues heavy metal.
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