The 4th (2002) studio album from Swedish melodic Death Metal kings Soilwork, reissued here pressed on 140g white vinyl.
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Tracklisting
Side A:
1. Follow The Hollow
2. As We Speak
3. The Flameout
4. Natural Born Chaos
5. Mindfields
Side B:
1. The Bringer
2. Black Star Deceiver
3. Mercury Shadow
4. No More Angels
5. Soilworker’s Song Of The Damned
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