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Living Hell
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Enter The Gates
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Wave Of Fear
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November's Delirium
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Predator
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Landshark
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No Dreams
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Get Ready To Burn
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Soul On Fire
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Twisted Hunger
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Deep Cuts
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Silencer
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Outlaw Vagabond
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Wolfpack Sweden
Wolfpack was a d-beat band from Sweden formed in 1995 with members of the bands To What End?, Asta Kask and Scandi-crust
legends: Anti-Cimex, among many other prominent bands from the Swedish hardcore and crust punk scenes. They released 3 full-length albums of punishing, unrelenting, pure raging D-beat Punk
Wolfpack changed their name to WOLF BRIGADE in 1999.
UP THE PUNX!
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