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Taking metal to the extreme is Frost Like Ashes. After a 13 year absence, these titans of blackened death metal have returned to the Christian music scene. Get into The Antidote’s conversation with Sebat and Azahel about their just released single and future album.

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Episode 481: Frost Like Ashes

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