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The Other Me
04:24
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Rustling
03:17
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Dance Jokerman
04:55
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Mirror
04:49
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Revolver
03:21
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Paris Girl
06:33
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Map
03:37
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Miss Grief
07:42
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Black Soul Choir Thessaloniki, Greece
Formed during the fall of 2014, in Thessaloniki, Greece, our influences stem from the alternative/progressive rock genre, with bands like Joy Division, Madrugada, Anathema and A Perfect Circle. Our first demo was recorded between May and September 2015 at Shellac Studios. ... more
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