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F1n4l 3rror
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A Limited Resource
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From Birth to Death
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Nightmares
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Xstensive Damage
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In Somnium Mortis
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Frost Theory Queens, New York
The destruction of mankind is slowly progressing as years go by. We continue to cripple, pollute, infect, and destroy our
world. Technology, weapons, money, war, genocide, greed, terror, murder, suicide, lurk this world each day, everyday.
Hybr1d 3rr0r has come to express these entities through a dark, body chilling, yet moving, musical sound of meaning to express to the world.
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