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War of Ages

Band formed in 2003 in Erie, PA

War of Ages's Genre:

Contemporary Christian, Christian Metal, Religious, Hardcore Punk, Punk/New Wave

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War of Ages

This station plays the best music from and music from related artists like Demon Hunter, Haste The Day, August Burns Red, Becoming the Archetype, As I Lay Dying, Oh, Sleeper, Living Sacrifice, Destroy the Runner, The Devil Wears Prada, Underoath and more.

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War of Ages's Selected Discography (6)

Eternal

(P) 2010 Facedown Records201010 Songs

Arise and Conquer

(P) 2008 Facedown Records200810 Songs

Pride of the Wicked

2006 Facedown Records200810 Songs

Fire from the Tomb

(P) 2007 Facedown Records200712 Songs

War of Ages

2005 Strike First Records200511 Songs

Return To Life

201210 Songs

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