Tsjuder - Desert Northern Hell Album

Tracklist

1	Helvete
2	The Gate Of Nanna (Live)
3	Malignant Coronation
4	Daemons Journey (Live)
5	Ghoul
6	Primeval Fear (Live)
7	Possessed
8	Morbid Lust
9	Unholy Paragon
10	Mouth Of Madness
11	Beyond The Grave (Live)
12	Lord Of Swords
13	Sacrifice

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
SOM 092	Tsjuder	Desert Northern Hell ‎(CD, Album, Promo)	Season Of Mist	SOM 092	US	2004
SOM 092RLP, SOM 092R	Tsjuder	Desert Northern Hell ‎(2xLP, Album + DVD-V, NTSC + RE)	Season Of Mist, Season Of Mist	SOM 092RLP, SOM 092R	France	2013
SM043-CD	Tsjuder	Desert Northern Hell ‎(CD, Album)	Somber Music	SM043-CD	Brazil	2004
SOM 092RLP	Tsjuder	Desert Northern Hell ‎(2xLP, Album, TP)	Season Of Mist	SOM 092RLP	France	2013
SOM 092	Tsjuder	Desert Northern Hell ‎(CD, Album, RP, Dig)	Season Of Mist	SOM 092	Europe	Unknown

Notes

2016 pressing, 2LP white vinyl limited to 500 copies in a gatefold sleeve with four bonus live tracks.

(Back of sleeve)
2013 Season of Mist
2001/2004 Season of Mist

Barcodes

• Barcode (scanned - sticker): 822603909210

Video

Album

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