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Seismic
05:51
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Learn to Breathe
04:53
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The Size of the Planet
05:54
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Under the Earth
03:54
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A Southern Death
05:14
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The Opening
03:12
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Hollow Bones
08:32
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Hang Us All
08:34
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The Hope of a Storm
05:05
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Spotlights New York
Sarah Quintero - Bass/Guitar/Vocals
Mario Quintero - Guitar/Synths/Vocals
Chris Enriquez - Drums
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