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Lock 'n Load
06:09
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IXL
05:46
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[Voidworld]
05:56
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Saboteur
06:03
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One in the Chamber
04:31
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Can't Stop Him
06:37
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Ten,000 Watts
05:43
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Destroy Them All
06:19
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One2Three4
05:54
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Never Back Down
04:28
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Honor
04:25
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Glory
06:03
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MessiahCorps Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
In 2003, Messiahcorps came into the scene with The Initial Assault; an in-your-face gabber release on Lenny Dee's Bastard Loud label. Since then, his music has been on the Deathchant, Born Ultraviolent, Industrial Strength, and Stroid labels.
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