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Fair Warning
00:20
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Tectonic Plates
16:09
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Scorched Earth Pass
13:09
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Dance of the Shuriken
03:11
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Lunar Sunrise
09:02
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Beyond the Pass
00:37
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Twilight Furies
10:36
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Perilous Borders
02:06
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Violent Silence Uppsala, Sweden
"A brave band that tries to do something different" - ZEITGEIST
"Must not be missing in the
discography of any serious lover of progressive rock and beyond. This is music for people with strong hearts, who are picky about what they listen to” – ROCK IMPRESSIONS
"Violent Silence create a sound world that is completely their own, and they sound just as modern as timeless." - BABYBLAUE-SEITEN
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