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Intro (When Worlds Burn)
01:17
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Exodus
04:12
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The Crane
04:46
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Crewmaster
04:17
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Infinity
03:52
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Frozen Blood
04:36
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Cracked
05:13
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Outro (When Stars Break)
04:16
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Blackwood Vancouver, British Columbia
Blackwood is:
Martin Leather
//
Scott
Hooper
After years of built up material sitting on the shelf, Martin Leather and Scott Hooper have finally decided to start releasing their once side-project into a full length coming to the internet this late spring. The sound is greasy, the riffs heavy and the concept astronomical.
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