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1. VLAD TEPES: The Return of the Unweeping - Collection by Drakkar Productions, released 02 August 1. Frozen Dead’s Kingdom 2. Under the Carpathian Yoke 3. In Holocaust to the Natural Darkness 4. Massacre Song from the Devastated Lands 5. Chaos 6. Frozen Dead’s Kingdom 7. In Holocaust to the Natural Darkness 8. Massacre Song from the Devastated Lands 9.

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2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Cassette release of The Return Of The Unweeping II on Discogs. Label: Not On Label (Vlad Tepes Self-released) - none • Format: Cassette Single Sided • Country: France • Genre: Rock • Style: Black Metal.

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3. Jul 22,  · Cover Vlad Tepes - In Holocaust to the Natural Darkness From Split with Belketre: March To The Black Holocaust (). Les Legions Noires/Black Legions.

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4. Vlad Tepes discography (all Celtic Poetry () > The Return of the Unweeping Vlad Tepes. Type: Demo Release date: September Catalog ID: N/A Label: Frozen Dead's Kingdom (loading lyrics) 2. Under the Carpathian Yoke (loading lyrics) 3. In Holocaust to the Natural Darkness (loading lyrics) 4. Massacre.

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5. This demo reuses the drum tracks from the original version of The Return of the Unweeping - the band considers it an experimental recording. Also known as "Rehearsal/Demo '95". Added by: Zodijackyl.

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6. MP3 Album Vlad Tepes - The Return Of The Unweeping | Frozen Deads Kingdom,Under The Carpathian Yoke,In Holocaust To The Natural Darkness,Massacre .

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7. Anthologie noire, a Compilation of songs by Vlad Tepes. Released in April on Drakkar (catalog no. DK CD ; CD). Genres: Black Metal.

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8. Released in early , The Return of the Unweeping Moon is the third demo tape from Vlad Tepes. One of the most notable members of the French Black Legions, alongside bands like Mütiilation and Torgeist, Vlad Tepes plays a rather unique style of raw Black Metal that shows a strong sense of songwriting and a firm connection to the band's old school roots.

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