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Cordyceps
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Limbless
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Aeons of Lies
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Writhing Masses
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Augmented
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Perpetua
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Evil Breeds Evil
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Entombed in Dirt
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Cadaver Soiree Leeds, UK
Formed in 2016, Cadaver Soiree play a mixture of Death, Black and Doom Metal. Taking influence from various sources and
placing emphasis on heaviness and memorable riffing, the band aim to provide a diverse but brutal listening experience.
The current lineup consists of Vocalist Nate Lewis, guitarist Andy Firth, bassist Neil Hannaford and drummer Wiktor Wrona.
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