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1. Tojazragore says:

   01.11.2019 at 23:40

   View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Digipak CD release of Hard To Kill on Discogs.

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2. Yok says:

   27.10.2019 at 03:27

   New album releases, ratings, reviews and more. Find the highest rated albums of the year.

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3. Akigor says:

   28.10.2019 at 11:48

   Jul 18,  · Halifax-based Heaven For Real have released ‘Kill Your Memory’, an eleven-song Slip ‘N Slide down the rabbit hole (and in a clear vinyl format no less). ‘Kill Your Memory’ begins with the catchy lo-fi post-punk ‘Subliminal’, the album’s first single, which has already jumped onto our list of Best Music Of (So Far).

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4. Tojacage says:

   31.10.2019 at 11:07

   Compact Disc (CD) $10 CAD Moon of Neptune – Moon of Neptune on Black vinyl.

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5. Gujora says:

   01.11.2019 at 00:19

   Heaven For Real has been fine-tuning their distinct approach to songwriting since Kill Your Memory, their Mint debut, is a collection of songs brimming with .

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6. Mazujora says:

   29.10.2019 at 22:42

   Kill Your Memory by Heaven For Real, released 15 July 1. Subliminal 2. Kill Your Memory 3. No One Knows Her 4. Known Steps In Directions Unknown 5. Oasis Melting (Visitor On Vacation) 6. Hotel #55 7. I'm Sick 8. Smooth Ops 9. Allan Hard Done By Misfire LP/Cassette .

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7. Kanris says:

   25.10.2019 at 10:22

   Jun 25,  · Feel free to make a comment about my song here on YouTube or on my website at daytancobahrelampostbumhackliftdure.xyzinfo It may take a day or two for your comment to appear because I have my YouTube channel set up.

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8. Zugami says:

   01.11.2019 at 18:33

   Aug 11,  · The album is available to pre-order via HEAVEN & EARTH's PledgeMusic campaign. In addition to pre-ordering "Hard To Kill", fans can purchase a range .

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9. Muzilkree says:

   28.10.2019 at 21:43

   The spectral visitation that occurs in the Nap Eyes song “Alaskan Shake,” a centerpiece of the Halifax band’s gorgeous new album Thought Rock Fish Scale, invokes, oddly and unbidden within the song’s narrative context, a black swallow with a crutch, a familiar who heralds “the ghost of the early morning.” “Speaking like a bell.

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