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Ritual I
02:40
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Ritual II
03:45
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Ritual III
04:35
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Ritual IV
03:36
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Ritual V
02:58
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Ritual VI
03:48
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Ritual VII
05:02
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Ritual VIII
03:51
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Ritual ∞
05:22
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Black Vice Austin, Texas
Formed in 2013, Black Vice – black metal of the mid-tempo and sinister variety. Their debut album Rituals of the Anti- Cosmic Doctrine was all ugly riffs and raw atmospheres. Some lineup shuffling prior to 2017’s split with fellow Texans Haunter introduced a healthy dose of what Invisible Oranges called “glorious walls of melodic sound” to their rawness. ... more
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