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Before The Dawn
03:26
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After The Fall
05:33
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Nupraptor
06:11
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For Eternity...
07:36
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The Beauty Of Misery
05:16
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The Death Of Love
07:22
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The Bitter End
05:55
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White Hornet Baltimore, Maryland
White Hornet is a traditional heavy metal/thrash group focused on bringing back the "attack" to music; the true driving force, power, and fury that was so evident some 30+ years ago, but has pretty much died in modern music. Our goal is to give you a blast from the past and a look to the new future with power and energy styled in pure NWOBHM aggression; a true experience you won't forget. ... more
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