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“The Devil in Georgetown” by Bastard Coven (Inspired by The Exorcist 1973)
Bastard Coven conjures pure evil in “The Devil in Georgetown,” a blistering gothic-industrial metal hymn inspired by The Exorcist (1973). A sonic exorcism of faith, possession, and damnation — this track drips with cinematic dread and demonic beauty.
Видео “The Devil in Georgetown” by Bastard Coven (Inspired by The Exorcist 1973) канала RENEGADE FREQUENCY
Видео “The Devil in Georgetown” by Bastard Coven (Inspired by The Exorcist 1973) канала RENEGADE FREQUENCY
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