| | Vader Impressions In Blood CD - Import Vader Discography of CDs
"Impressions in Blood", the album from Polish metal masters Vader, is sure to be one of this year's most applauded records. Following the success of "The Art of War", the bands masterful EP released earlier 2006, the album once again showcases why the world has long praised this highly regarded bands now signature and style. Impressions In Blood Music Vader Impressions In Blood Songs | 1. | Intro |
| 2. | Shadow Fear |
| 3. | As Heavens Collide... |
| 4. | Helleluyah!!! (God Is Dead) |
| 5. | Field of Heads |
| 6. | Predator |
| 7. | Warlords |
| 8. | Red Code |
| 9. | Amongst the Ruins |
| 10. | They Live!!! |
| 11. | Book |
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