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Douglas P's Death in June descends into the maelstrom of personal desperation yet again on Rose Clouds of Holocaust. ~ John Bush, All Music Guide

Tracks

Track TitleComposersPerformersTime
Lord Winter Death in June
God's Golden Sperm Death in June
Omen-Filled Season Death in June
Symbols of the Sun Death in June
Jerusalem the Black Death in June
Luther's Army Death in June
13 Years of Carrion Death in June
The Accidental Protégé Death in June
Rose Clouds of Holocaust Death in June
Lifebooks Death in June
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Rose Clouds of Holocaust
Studio album by Death In June
Released 1995
Genre Neofolk
Professional reviews
Death In June chronology
But, What Ends When the Symbols Shatter?
(1992)		 Rose Clouds of Holocaust
(1995)		 Death In June Presents: KAPO!
(1996)

Rose Clouds Of Holocaust is a 1995 album by Death In June.

Contents

Track listing

Side 1

  1. "Lord Winter"
  2. "God's Golden Sperm"
  3. "Omen-filled Season"
  4. "Symbols of the Sun"
  5. "Jerusalem the Black"

Side 2

  1. "Luther's Army"
  2. "13 Years of Carrion"
  3. "The Accidental Protégé"
  4. "Rose Clouds of Holocaust"
  5. "Lifebooks"

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