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In Hearts Wake - Kaliyuga LP (IGNITE - Black & Yellow Marble)

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In Hearts Wake - Kaliyuga LP (IGNITE - Black & Yellow Marble)Kaliyuga Multi buy Discounts: Buy 2 items get 5% off Buy 3 items get 10% off Buy 4+ items get 15% off Release Date: 7th August 2020 IGNITE black & yellow marble 12" vinyl, includes full sized 16 page booklet. The granulate used to make these records is made on a calcium sink base which is the most eco friendly in todays market. The vinyl packaging was manufactured using recycled materials and its carbon footprint offset upon completion. PLEASE NOTE:

Kaliyuga Multi-buy Discounts:

Buy 2 items get 5% off
Buy 3 items get 10% off
Buy 4+ items get 15% off

Release Date: 7th August 2020

IGNITE - black & yellow marble 12" vinyl, includes full sized 16 page booklet.

The granulate used to make these records is made on a calcium sink base which is the most eco-friendly in today’s market.

The vinyl packaging was manufactured using recycled materials and its carbon footprint offset upon completion.

PLEASE NOTE: the product has been intentionally left unsealed to further reduce the amount of plastic produced in the making of this record.

In line with their commitment to serve the environment, In Hearts Wake vow to plant one tree for every unit sold.

MOCK-UPS ARE NOT ACTUAL REPRESENTATIONS OF ITEMS - ACTUAL COLOUR AND PATTERN MAY VARY.

Side A.

  1. Crisis
  2. Worldwide Suicide
  3. Hellbringer (Feat. Jamie Hails)
  4. Moving On
  5. Timebomb
  6. Son Of A Witch
  7. Crossroads (Feat. Georgia Flood)

Side B.

  1. Husk 
  2. Nāgá 
  3. Force Of Life
  4. Iron Dice (Feat. Randy Reimann)
  5. Dystopia
  6. 2033

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