Get all 10 Bitterness releases available on Bandcamp and save 40%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Dead World Order, Resurrexodus, the final declaration of the end (swansongs for the faithful), Genociety, As all bueauty starts to fade... (10 inch), Autumn's Fall (remastered), Withered Sunlight (7 inch split with Witchburner), Marching towards Infinity (7 inch), and 2 more.
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The Last Sunrise (Intro)
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A Bullet a Day
03:58
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Dead World Order
06:06
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Idiocracy
06:03
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Led God Sort 'em Out
04:28
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Forward into the Past
03:58
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Blood Feud
07:33
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None More Black
04:05
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