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Fleeing for Safety
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Long Term Pain
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Cry For Help
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Fault Lines
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Scorched Earth
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Bad Dream
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Portents of Danger
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How To Break A Planet
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Waiting For Saviour
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Thaw
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Drowned
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Running in Reykjavik High Peak District, UK
Ex-band drummer making solo music since Spring 2019. Bass, vocals and beats, Active collabs. Occasional Video artist
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