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See as I See (intro)
04:28
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Face Down (hurt mix)
04:24
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3. |
Drowning
05:32
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4. |
Light in Darkness
06:40
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5. |
The Whispered Scream
04:17
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7. |
The Nothing (Acceptance)
04:48
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End (The Final Act)
04:08
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9. |
Rain
04:07
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10. |
Reconstruction
02:57
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11. |
Speak
02:54
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12. |
Unclear
05:51
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File Transfer Protocol Houston, Texas
File Transfer Protocol is the product of a post industrial sound which originated in the fading steel towns of north eastern Ohio. A combination of driving distorted guitars, mangled synths, processors and other various electronic gadgetry helps project an overall foreboding sound that effectively paints a picture of isolation and introspection. ... more
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