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By Courtesy of Rowan A. G. Whitworth
Arguably Lorna Shore’s biggest song, “To The Hellfire,” signaled a shift in the performance, as if amplifying the emotional buzz that had been built up and promptly obliterated by new songs “Glenwood” and “Prison of Flesh.”
Arguably Lorna Shore’s biggest song, “To The Hellfire,” signaled a shift in the performance, as if amplifying the emotional buzz that had been built up and promptly obliterated by new songs “Glenwood” and “Prison of Flesh.”

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