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The Lunar Months
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Patient Zero
03:22
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Ugly World
02:57
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Death by Surveillance
03:42
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Cold Light
03:38
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Walking in the Dark
02:28
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Asleep Today
05:12
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The Juniors
03:42
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Underground
03:35
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Thank God for Ghosts
04:25
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March of the Creatures
03:24
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House of Farms
04:31
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Goodbye
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Lullaby for...
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Antighost Detroit, Michigan
Antighost are a high energy emo/grunge band based out of Detroit, Michigan.
Antighost’s
upcoming album “All My Friends Dig Graves” will mark the bands boldest release to date.
Praised for their live presence and lyrical content, Antighost continue to prove that if rock and roll is dead, it’s phantom is twice as loud.
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