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  • Black Rabbit — Warren of Necrosis Ablum Cover

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  • YHWH — Khatha Album: cavernous crypt shrouded in smoke, jagged altars rising from scorched earth, skeletal torches burning with pale fire, a triad of figures cloaked in shadow and bone stands before a monolithic gate, sigils carved into stone bleed with hostile light, storm‑clouds coil above as chains and rusted blades hang from the walls, title “Khatha” etched into fractured granite at the sanctum’s threshold.

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  • Hell Throne — The Will to Die Album: scorched wasteland crowned in fire, warrior figure rising from torment, skeletal banners torn and burning against storm‑black skies, rivers of blood carving paths through shattered stone, traitors bound in chains beneath crumbling spires, altar of ruin glowing with crimson light, band logo carved into iron above, title “The Will to Die” inscribed upon fractured granite below.

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  • El Muerto — Lost and Amsterdamned Album: spectral city drowned in shadowed canals, skeletal figure cloaked in tattered velvet, lantern of bone‑light swaying above drowned cobblestones, cathedral spires fractured into crooked silhouettes, graffiti‑scarred walls bleeding neon into mist, rusted chains dragging across water like funeral bells, band logo etched in smoke‑black script above, title “Lost and Amsterdamned” carved into stone below.

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  • Cremate — Ready to Fight Album: scorched battlefield altar strewn with shattered helmets, skeletal warrior rising from pyre of ash, rusted blade clenched in bone‑white fist, banners torn into burning shrouds, iron chains coiled like vipers around fractured shields, storm‑clouds ignited by crimson fire, jagged band logo carved in smoke above, title “Ready to Fight” branded below.

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  • Bastard Cross — Crossripper Album: shattered crucifix splintered across desecrated altar, iron nails twisted into serpents, skeletal preacher cloaked in ash raising a jagged censer, blackened smoke curling into inverted halos, rust‑stained chains coiled around fractured stone pillars, storm‑lit sky torn by lightning cruciform, band logo carved in bone above, title “Crossripper” gouged below.

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  • Rot Fester — Death Row Album: desecrated gallows within crumbling prison chapel, hooded executioner enthroned upon rusted chair, chains rattling like serpents across cracked stone floor, skeletal hands clutching broken scales, blood‑red moon burning through iron bars, jagged band logo carved above, title “Death Row” etched below.

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  • Antiquus Infestus — Self‑Titled Album: nightmare rite within blood‑soaked chaos, faceless Puritan specter with white collar, chained souls spiraling outward, hanging figure looming in shadow, thorn‑like band logo above, title “Antiquus Infestus” below.

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  • Flesh Remains — Tales of Ruin: apocalyptic rite within flame‑scarred ruins, armored silhouettes kneeling in ash, gothic arches collapsing in smoke, orchestral shadows entwined with death metal fury, echoes of myth and ruin carved in stone.

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  • Draculum, album cover — arcane sigil eclipsed in shadow, ritual glyphs etched in bloodlight, gateway to spectral dominions and necromantic verse

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