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Catalog ID: YOTS31703
 
Artist: Glasgow Grin
Album Title:
Saints of the Greatest Sin
Track Listing:
1. Rage Replaces Reason
2. Hole Replaces Face
3. Epinephrine
4. Remorseless
5. Penance
6. Victims
7. The Terminal
8. Purification
9. Last Rights
10. ...And Then There Was Nothing
Date Released: 10/01/08
Produced By: Matt Connell


 

 
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