Prison Chapel - Total Fucking War mp3

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Credits

• Artwork By – Al Doyle
• Music By – Jamie Grimes

Notes

Edition of 35 copies with 6 different covers. 5 Chocolate colour cover exclusive to Into The Void Records store in Dublin, 5 Blue covers for preorders 1-5, 5 Pink covers for preorders 6-10, 10 Red covers & 10 Yellow covers

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