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The Forgotten
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Puzzle
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Feeding Frenzy
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Silence Of Snowfall
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Opt1m1sm
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We Shared A Secret
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a.m. Song
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Hopt1m1sm (Hops Remix)
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Two Seconds To Midnight New York, New York
Blending brooding strings, intricate rhythms and the brutally honest lyrics of Scottish frontman Zig Payton that effortlessly morph from hear-a-pin-drop intimacy to soaring through-the-roof-and-beyond codas, the band themselves admit to not really planning where the music can go next, leaving a vast frontier in front of them. That’s the way they like it. ... more
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