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Golgotha
03:14
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Crucifixion
11:57
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Three Days In Hell
01:21
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Resurrection
09:27
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Ascension
03:09
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Amazing Grace
04:57
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Gadget Fountain Valley, California
Gadget was one of the first projects to combine Industrial music and Christianity.
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i've seen a way
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A bracing collision of post-punk & electronics that plays like Theoretical Girls recording for L.I.E.S.
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