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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: Deserves its own page. "February War", War," "Hero in Mr. Sholensk", "U Lock Justice", Sholensk," "Blood," "U-Lock Justice!," "What Doesn't Kill You Will Make You A Killer", "IDONTGIVEAFUCK", "Invasion", a Killer," "IDONTGIVEAFUCK," "Invasion," "Dig Dug Has A Posse", a Posse," and "Shadow Horizon" are all good places to start.
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* AwesomeMusic: SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: Deserves its own page. "February War", "Hero in Mr. Sholensk", "U Lock Justice", "What Doesn't Kill You Will Make You A Killer", "IDONTGIVEAFUCK", "Invasion", "Dig Dug Has A Posse", and "Shadow Horizon" are all good places to start.
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* AwesomeMusic: Deserves its own page. "February War", "Hero in Mr. Sholensk", "U Lock Justice", "What Doesn't Kill You Will Make You A Killer", "IDONTGIVEAFUCK", "Invasion", "Dig Dug Has A Posse", and "Shadow Horizon" are all good places to start.
* NightmareFuel: Mostly averted, as the band's heavier material tends to err on the side of fun rather than menace. However, ''Ghetto Blasphemer'' - and even more so, ''Ghetto Blasphemer II'' - firmly fit into this category.
** If you aren't ready for it, "Beast"'s sudden blast of metal guitar and drums can scare you half to death.
* TearJerker: "Blood" from ''The Struggle II''. "Bring me my son!"
** "From the Ashes".
* NightmareFuel: Mostly averted, as the band's heavier material tends to err on the side of fun rather than menace. However, ''Ghetto Blasphemer'' - and even more so, ''Ghetto Blasphemer II'' - firmly fit into this category.
** If you aren't ready for it, "Beast"'s sudden blast of metal guitar and drums can scare you half to death.
* TearJerker: "Blood" from ''The Struggle II''. "Bring me my son!"
** "From the Ashes".
