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King Dude drops cover album this Friday – Listen to the first five songs now

Author Teemu Hakala - 17.8.2021

Seattle doomsday folk artist King Dude is releasing a cover album “Beware of Darkness” this Friday on August 20th.

You can listen to the first five songs from the album at Bandcamp or below.

King Dude - Beware of Darkness
  1. She Drives Me Crazy
  2. Beware of Darkness
  3. Sleeping (in the Fire)
  4. The Hottest Girl on Earth
  5. Bleed
  6. State Trooper
  7. Without You
  8. Train Song
  9. Fall Apart
  10. White Light White Heat
  11. I Was Evil (Acoustic Demo Version)
  12. White Faces
  13. Satan’s Jeweled Crown
  14. The Winner Takes it All
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