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Paradise Lost Ascension Vinyl LP Box Set Crystal Amber Colour 2025

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Paradise Lost Ascension Vinyl LP Box Set Crystal Amber Colour 2025

Crystal Amber Colour Vinyl

Tracklist:

LP 1

1. Serpent On The Cross
2. Tyrants Serenade
3. Salvation
4. Silence Like The Grave
5. Lay A Wreath Upon The World

LP 2

1. Diluvium
2. Savage Days
3. Sirens
4. Deceivers
5. The Precipice

LP 3

1. Serpent On The Cross
2. Tyrants Serenade
3. Salvation
4. Silence Like The Grave
5. Lay A Wreath Upon The World
6. Serpent On The Cross
7. Savage Days
8. Sirens
9. Deceivers
10. The Precipice
11. This Stark Town
12. A Life Unknown

LP 4

1. This Stark Town
2. A Life Unknown

Five years after the triumphant 'Obsidian' (#2 in Germany, #4 Switzerland, #5 Austria), British kings of doom'n'gloom are back. Blending Metallica-esque riffage, Type-O heaviness, and Nick Holmes' vocals between Gahan, Eldritch and death growl, Paradise Lost and their new album 'Ascension' are a shining example that some bands get better with age.

$23.45

Original: $66.99

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Paradise Lost Ascension Vinyl LP Box Set Crystal Amber Colour 2025

$66.99

$23.45

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Crystal Amber Colour Vinyl

Tracklist:

LP 1

1. Serpent On The Cross
2. Tyrants Serenade
3. Salvation
4. Silence Like The Grave
5. Lay A Wreath Upon The World

LP 2

1. Diluvium
2. Savage Days
3. Sirens
4. Deceivers
5. The Precipice

LP 3

1. Serpent On The Cross
2. Tyrants Serenade
3. Salvation
4. Silence Like The Grave
5. Lay A Wreath Upon The World
6. Serpent On The Cross
7. Savage Days
8. Sirens
9. Deceivers
10. The Precipice
11. This Stark Town
12. A Life Unknown

LP 4

1. This Stark Town
2. A Life Unknown

Five years after the triumphant 'Obsidian' (#2 in Germany, #4 Switzerland, #5 Austria), British kings of doom'n'gloom are back. Blending Metallica-esque riffage, Type-O heaviness, and Nick Holmes' vocals between Gahan, Eldritch and death growl, Paradise Lost and their new album 'Ascension' are a shining example that some bands get better with age.