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in the end
03:42
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no more
04:24
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creep
00:37
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rise of the locust
05:42
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rising high
03:33
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leaving home
04:47
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the mantis
01:17
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odyssey
04:49
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mayfly
00:58
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t-rex in love
05:07
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pilots
03:28
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HUM Frankfurt, Germany
Its a three piece band with git, bass, drums, vocals. Our style is slow and very heavy, sometimes primitive, sometimes progressive, experimenting with sounds and samples.
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