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Intro
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I
09:23
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II
05:49
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III
06:56
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IV
10:18
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V
06:16
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Outro
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Vestiges Washington, D.C.
Vestiges formed in January of 2010. Influenced by hardcore, black metal, crust, d-beat, screamo, and post-rock, the band set out to incorporate elements of each genre to articulate their message both musically and lyrically through a series of albums that follow a central narrative about the relationship between man and nature. ... more
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