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Ships 9/19/25 - A return to their roots, emphasizing the raw and chaotic energy of their early days while still evolving their sound.

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1. The Illusion Part Two
1. Zulu Saints
1. Sx Sx Sx Men
1. Wild One
1. So Far Gone
1. Judas Pig
1. Kassandra
1. Baptism in the Death House
1. Until We Meet Again
1. Tippy Tongue
1. Happy Place
1. Prick
1. Hatman
1. The Illusion Part One

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