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Aurelian
04:19
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Curious Fake
05:11
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Paper Bodies
04:54
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Suppression
04:24
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Character Arc
05:09
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Shadowboxing
04:42
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Recursive
05:36
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Lights to Leave Behind
03:56
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Every Scar a Brushstroke
05:57
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The Dancing Blue
01:41
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Cerulean
04:24
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You Win Again Gravity Windsor, UK
Progressive Post-Hardcore from Windsor, UK!
"I had to make them my featured artist
of the week, they absolutely floored me. They aren't just good, they have the potential to be enormous."
- Alex Baker, Kerrang Radio
"This is the sound of post-hardcore music growing up...I guess we'll need to find a more eloquent name for it now."
- A&R Factory
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