The Killera Sword

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The Killera Sword
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Demo album by
Released1985
Genre Heavy metal
Length24:13
Label Independent
Viper chronology
The Killera Sword
(1985)
Soldiers of Sunrise
(1987)

The Killera Sword is a demo album of the Brazilian heavy metal band Viper, released in 1985.

Tracks

  1. "Law of the Sword" - 04:38
  2. "Signs of the Night" - 03:59
  3. "Nightmare" - 04:25
  4. "H.R. (Heavy Rock)" - 03:11
  5. "The Whipper" - 05:36
  6. "Killera the Princess of Hell" - 02:54


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