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In Delirium
05:05
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In Still Motion
04:38
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This Hallowed Eve
08:08
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No More I'll Follow
06:21
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The New Laws
04:49
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The Living In Between
04:44
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Under The Skin
05:49
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An Endless Night
05:23
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Starless Chicago, Illinois
Veterans of the Chicago heavy music scene come together to create dark and haunting slowcore. Starless seeks to convey darkness and light by combining heavy pounding instrumentation with voices in harmony.
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What an intro to an amazing album with such a unique sound. Other than Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, few bands come to mind where so many different voices manage to deliver a beautiful whole. (How fitting that on their next release they covered Carry On, which I also love and highly recommend.) And to marry this (fallen) angelic sound with hard rockin riffs and such a tight rythm section...just WOW. Thanks for this one Huntsmen ❤️
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Child Soldier: Creator of God
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A deep dive into the emotional landscape of Greg Puciato. Seamlessly going from raw harshness to the complete opposite and back.
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Trippy, hallucinogenic songs that seem to change shape before your very eyes, with cascading rivers of sound that ebb & flow.
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The Arizona band do right by post-hardcore on their immersive new LP, leavening untempered breakdowns with carefully-measured catharsis.
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Sharp interplay, kaleidoscopic influences, and verdant textures push the Chicago band's instrumental boogie to transcendent new heights.
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I hadn't planned on buying another record anytime soon but then I listen to the first 1 1/2 songs of Ego Death and immediately ordered the vinyl. Now I have to explain this to my wife
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