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Bad Omen
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Needs No Accuser
02:56
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A Brand New Display
03:18
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White Collars
04:32
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The Callow
an idea grew up with hope and imagination. fueled by overdriven guitar amps and rock' rhythms, the callow is clearly a beast of tones eating words. december two thousand seven, every pieces slowly came together to write a new story. new chords, breaking the four/four times and words about humble stories. every ingredients mixed up to form something unique and vibrant. ... more
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