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Love, Death and Decay
07:06
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Deliverance Dance
05:26
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Zone Out
04:51
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F*ck My Anxiety
03:36
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Queen in the Dirt
04:35
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Deadlock Eyes
05:21
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Ray of the Sun
08:24
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Dream City
05:52
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STAKE Ghent, Belgium
With the original line-up intact, they promised their metamorphosis would not simply be a change of name. Instead, STAKE is a brand new chapter with an unseen energy, producing a unique hyper atmospheric and grunge-influenced melodic post-metal.
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I love the whole album and it's great live.
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The Long Road North
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“Post-metal” can often be guilty of merely being loud and lingering. Cult of Luna totally dodge this pitfall. I think I most enjoyed the many textures throughout this album; percussive items beyond drums, emotive synth swells, untraditional instruments. Cult of Luna create a totally unique flavor to express their musical colors. I loved the powerful CHURN that swirled through much of this album, from the beginning horns and drums, carried forward by an excellent rhythm section.
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Violate Consensus Reality
by PSYCHONAUT
supported by 25 fans who also own “LOVE, DEATH and DECAY”
intelligent music from thoughtful people. refreshing and much appreciated.
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PERSONAL COMPUTER
by MASTER BOOT RECORD
Victor Love once again proves himself ahead of the pack.
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LA experimentalists throw an apocalyptic rave with an unrivaled guest list: Nine Inch Nails, Poppy, Backxwash, Perturbator, and many more.
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Heavy alt-rock riffage with elements of industrial and tech-metal and a cinematic scope from New Jersey trio Return to Earth.
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I didn't know I had a Saturn shaped hole in my heart. Heavy Pendulum just fit it perfectly.
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