Officium Triste (Netherlands) "The Death of Gaia - Splatter LP" Limited Edition 12" Color:Transparent Green Shane Embury and Danny Herrera

Name: Officium Triste (Netherlands) "The Death of Gaia - Splatter LP" Limited Edition 12" Color:Transparent Green Shane Embury and Danny Herrera
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 19703682028
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Officium Triste (Netherlands) "The Death of Gaia Splatter LP" Limited Edition 12" Color:Transparent Green Shane Embury and Danny Herrera Shane Embury and Danny Herrera (Napalm Death) Here Comes the Sky 'The Death of Gaia' is the pinnacle of the band's illustrious career and sets new standards even now for others to look up to This is beautiful transparent green double LP with multiple splatter that comes with silver effect sleeves and inserts and moreover

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