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Chain Wandering Deeply
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Black Past
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Farewell to Words
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Left Hand
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Spiral Manipulation
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Go Mad and Mark
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0 and 1
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A Far Off Reason
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Angel's Curse
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Zegema Beach Records Nanaimo, British Columbia
a community rooted in promoting honest / passionate / inspiring music - usually with screaming
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Really feeling this. Takes me to a different place. Fantastic
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Black Line
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Toronto band Respire deliver a post-hardcore tour de force on the largest scale possible, orchestrally rich and incessantly uncompromising.
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Ataraxy
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Atmospheric black metal band Sadness and experimental screamo band To Be Gentle channel intense emotions on this split single.
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Portraits
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Eve Beeker of screamo band To Be Gentle stretches her solo work in new experimental directions on this EP, a meditation on gender & healing.
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Sepulcher
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There is something purely authentic and honest about Infant Island's music. These songs are substantial in their impact that go deep under the surface. The sound mix is everywhere (track 3 on headphones?!?!) with some of the slower nuanced moments giving needed space for maximum effect when the violent intensity hits. But on career highlight "Awoken," they leave nothing behind. A must hear song from an increasingly important band.
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