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A Feast for Vultures
03:30
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Rituals
02:58
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Apparitions
02:29
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Sin Eater
03:51
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Ashes
01:24
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The Binding
04:11
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I’ve seen some amazing prog bands come out of France lately and this is another one, one of the best.. I’m in amazement at the complexity of what’s been accomplished and recorded here. I’m not a fan of scream and there’s not much of it, mostly reserved for late in the song, is that 8 strong guitars?? Low baritone awesomeness and the drumming is outstanding. I wish I could do that. Do it again please. Check out Black Neon District for more France based prog goodness.
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