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The Truth Is Awake
05:33
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Unconditional
04:51
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Quicksand
04:53
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Naysayers
03:57
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Emergence
04:23
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Blacklist
06:04
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False Prophets
04:36
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The Signs I Can't Ignore
05:01
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No Part of Me
03:51
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Persistence
03:51
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The Beginning
01:19
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On My Own
04:35
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Crashing Around Me
04:28
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This Curse New Jersey
THIS CURSE is Ethan Kennedy (vocals), Joey Galletta (vocals/guitars), Branton Shpilevski (keys), Jake Fletcher
(drums).
Their latest release 'From the Darkest Of Places' contains a wide variety of influences, blending post-hardcore hooks with modern metalcore instrumentation. Produced by Ricky Armellino (Ice Nine Kills/Hawk), the band is set to record their follow up LP with him in late 2019.
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