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Victims And Pawns
05:00
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Dormant Heart
05:14
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To Build A Tomb
04:21
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Overthrown
04:08
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Leech
05:01
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Servitude
04:02
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Indoctrinated
04:40
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Harm
04:55
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Mercy
04:51
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Callous Souls
05:01
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Quiescent
09:02
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Pillars Erode - Bonus
04:11
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Zero - Bonus
02:39
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Sylosis Reading, UK
Sylosis is a British heavy metal band signed to Nuclear Blast Records. Their brand new album “A Sign Of Things To Come” will
be out September 8th.
Sylosis have proudly flown the flag for fiercely sophisticated but defiantly uncompromising metal. They are here to remind everybody what real heavy metal sounds like when executed by the best of the best!
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First WTF was google music actually throwing something good into my feed. Second WTF was everything every goddamn member of this band does. This and the previous album have been on repeat for weeks. All other music tastes like diet water. Help.
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I cannot wait to hear what's next after this!
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I’m very glad I set aside my preconceived notions of Job for a Cowboy for this record. It’s technical, exciting, and passionate. The songs veer all over the place, but there’s clearly a lot of planning and control to that chaos. Full review here: https://theeliteextremophile.com/2024/03/25/album-review-job-for-a-cowboy-moon-healer/
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