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Flame to Burn
04:15
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Receptor
02:23
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Contrition
03:48
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Dark Union
03:55
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Hope
03:35
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Sacred Heart
05:06
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Fractured Time
03:24
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Say
04:42
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The One
05:33
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Forever
04:00
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The Silent Age
04:29
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The Silent Age Sheffield, UK
Inspired by the literary and artistic movements of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries and the Steel City’s famous synthpop history, the band’s songs provide a richly atmospheric musical tapestry of mechanistic, multi-layered electronic sounds, haunting vocals, pounding rhythms and dark, brooding basslines. ... more
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