Funeral Winds (NLD) – Koude Haat LP
€23.88
Black Metal
Koude Haat (Cold Hatred) is the purest form of hate. A hate that (unlike fiery and passionate hate) never grows weak and fades. Nesting in the heart and mind of the person that carries it. Waiting for retaliation at all costs. Growing stronger day by day.
Cold Hatred remains with the dedicated. Until devastation is complete…
Weight | 0.5 kg |
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Brand
New Era
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