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Exequor
02:34
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Shut It Down
03:49
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The Absolute
04:19
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Pattern Of The Weak
04:59
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Surrender To Oblivion
07:21
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World Wide Bombing Day
05:27
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Desert Generator
04:37
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When Entropy Decreases
08:50
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Kristoffer Oustad Arendal, Norway
Kristoffer Oustad is a Norwegian musician, know from V:28, Kristoffer Nyströms Orkester and Plague Machinery. He is currently working under his own name and Stromstad (collaboration with finnish industrial titans STROM.ec).
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