Get all 6 Decaying Purity releases available on Bandcamp and save 10%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Mass Extinction of the Providential Ones, Malignant Resurrection Of The Fallen Souls, The Existence Of Infinite Agony, Phases Of Dimensional Torture (Re-issue), Phases Of Dimensional Torture, and Rehearsal Promo 2006.
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Decaying Purity Istanbul, Turkey
Delivering sickeningly brutal death metal punishment since 2005, Decaying Purity has a legacy 4 full-length albums many years of chaos, blood and bile. They will continue executing bone crushing brutal death metal superiority.
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