Dark-Ism

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Dark-Ism
Dark-Ism cover.jpg
Studio album by
Released2005
Genre Horror punk
Noise rock
Balzac chronology
Came Out of the Grave
(2004)
Dark-Ism
(2005)
Out of the Grave and into the Dark
(2005)

Dark-Ism is a 2005 album by the band Balzac.

Track listing

  1. "Beyond Evil 308, Pt. 1"
  2. "D.A.R.K."
  3. "Blood Inside '68"
  4. "Beyond Evil 308, Pt. 2"
  5. "Gyakusatsu-No-Mukougawa"
  6. "XXXxxx"
  7. "I Can't Stand It Anymore"
  8. "Yami-No-Hikari-E"

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