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Black Pigs
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Emo Holocaust
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Father Dictator
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Not Many Words
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Loonathick
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Urghhurhguughrhhh
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Solar Mord
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Frankenstein
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Love Life Of Michal K.
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Old Man And The Cellar
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Ojciec Dyktator Poland
Do you like complexed guitar riffs, original rhythmic figures and stunningly technical solos? Well, sorry, ain't gonna happen here.. Polish Ojciec Dyktator is simple, catchy and brutal grindcore filled with blastbeats, growls, screams and noisy guitars. If you want something fucking brutal and you have some sense of humour, there's a possibility that our musical effusions will please you. ... more
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