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Visitation
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Allegory of the Void
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Carrion Reflection
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Of Blackened Pillars
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Ascent to Madness
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Uncharted Course
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Withering Soul Chicago, Illinois
“Withering Soul has left me somewhat spellbound by their brand of Black Metal.”
-Metal
Odessey
“Each track here is a refreshing return to when Metal was stylish and still sounded evil, menacing and punishing.”
-Apoch's Metal Review
“ A stunning achievement in the field of USBM and is sure to create a well deserved buzz for the band."
- Heavy Metal Time Machine
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