Prostitutedisfigurement - Deeds Of Derangement (CD)

Prostitutedisfigurement - Deeds Of Derangement (CD)

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M251S

$13.60

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Prostitutedisfigurement - Deeds Of Derangement (CD)Release Date: 00 00 00 Comatose Music is pleased to announce the official re issue of the brutal death metal masterpiece Prostitute Disfigurement `Deeds of Derangement'. It was originally released in 2003 on Morbid Records, then again in 2008 on Displeased Records. Now after being out of print for a few years it is available again through Comatose Music under exclusive license from Displeased Records! If you missed this release before, here is your

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