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War at the Door
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Carnivorous Madness
05:19
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Creature
04:02
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Lobotomy
05:40
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The Screeching Sound
03:59
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Bad Awakening
04:40
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Pesticide Shower
05:10
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Starving Death
05:34
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Terror
03:31
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Inbreeding
06:39
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KAOTIK Quebec City, Québec
Kaotik represents old fashioned death metal. We stay true to this genre and its history.
Working with local
promoters and mainly playing underground gigs since 2009, Kaotik is known
in the Quebec City / Montreal area to deliver a great live performance and a solid wall of raw
sound. Inspired by the american and european sound of the nineties, Kaotik is aiming to forge a
name for themselves.
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