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The Power In Belief
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The Coffin Is Moving
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The Product Of Hate
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Connect The Cuts
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Jonathan
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So Long Steven Long
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What Lies Beneath
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My Life In Two
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Ice Nine Kills Boston, Massachusetts
Transport back in time to 2006 and enjoy the humble beginnings of the now theatri-core heroes, Ice Nine Kills, and their self released debut album. This emo/post hardcore effort illustrates the raw potential of what would eventually become a fully realized sound several years later. ... more
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Unbelieveable how these guys grew so big so quick, you think? Think further I say and bang my head off to their crushingly heavy brand of symphonic deathcore. And they deliver this live as well and hopefully are going to wreck metal venues near you soon - and ruin your neck oc. They earned everything they got.
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