The Battle Of Chamdo [Gorguts Cover]
from The Rose Coil [Bonus] by Patrons of The Rotting Gate
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Arrangement of the classical piece from Gorguts' great new album: Colored Sands (Go get it).
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from The Rose Coil [Bonus],
released September 13, 2013
Written by Luc Lemay/Gorguts
Written by Luc Lemay/Gorguts
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Patrons of The Rotting Gate Belfast, UK
Progressive Black/Death Metal from Belfast, Northern Ireland
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Influences include: Orgone, Latitudes, Deathspell Omega, Gorguts, Mirrorthrone, Meshuggah, Asmodee, Ulcerate, Spawn of Possession, Unholy Matrimony, Baring Teeth, Altar of Plagues, Pyrrhon, Dodecahedron, Der Weg einer Freiheit, Portal
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