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Flicker
05:34
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FPS
03:26
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Continuation Off Course
06:45
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Sixtieth Mile
07:45
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UNWAVE Leeds, UK
“Sounds like an ill Pavement”
Twisted and occasionally furious laments of post-hardcore
shone through a prog-infused prism whilst Black Francis and Faraquet observe in quiet disdain. Debut album recorded using only vibrations (received electronically).
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