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Intro(spection)
03:01
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2. |
This Clouded View
04:58
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3. |
Taking Advantage
03:32
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4. |
A Lifelong Mystery
04:19
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5. |
Rapture
03:50
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6. |
Losing Hope
04:06
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7. |
Young and Free
04:36
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8. |
These Things
04:12
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9. |
Finding The Grey
02:05
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The Black String Theory Los Angeles, California
The Black String Theory deliver arena-sized, emotion-driven alternative/indie rock with a sense of urgency and a discernible dark edge that infuses piano, rhythmic guitars and layers of synthesizers, providing the perfect platform for the band’s powerful and emotive lead vocal. ... more
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