Lyrics by Gallhammer
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- Aloof And Proud Silence
- At The Onset Of The Age Of Despair
- Beyond The Hate Red
- Blind My Eyes
- Crucifixion
- Delirium Daydream
- Endless Nauseous Days
- Killed By the Queen
- Lost My Self
- Lost Wisdom (Burzum Cover)
- Ripper in the Gloom
- Slog
- Speed of Blood
- Tomurai: May Our Father Die
- World to Be Ashes
Gallhammer () were a Japanese extreme metal group that drew on blackened crust, black metal, doom metal and crust punk. They formed in Tokyo in 2003 and released three studio albums. The final group lineup consisted of Vivian Slaughter (vocals, bass guitar) and Risa Reaper (vocals, drums); the original lineup included Mika Penetrator (vocals, guitar).
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