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Ring of Bones
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Blotter
04:21
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Echo Chamber
03:07
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Hot Blood
03:56
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Nothing Can Be Beautiful
03:13
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Bottom Feeder
02:10
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Farewell Spanish Ladies
03:07
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Life As We Show It
03:37
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Val de Val Philadelphia
Guitar lines bounce off each other like self-transforming machine elves trapped in a hall of mirrors. The vocals twist and turn, folding in on themselves, becoming something new. All of this unfolds above an unyielding rhythm section, in one moment a fit of impassioned frenzy and the next thundering ahead with machine precision. It shouldn’t make sense. But it does. ... more
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