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Apollo
01:51
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Big Black Mountain
03:58
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Changes
08:34
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A Modicum Of Truth
01:10
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Until The End
08:28
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Rivers Eyes
09:55
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At The Crossways
09:11
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Wolfs Chamber
00:34
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Clearance
04:20
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Lost One
06:54
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In The Valley
12:47
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Tephra Braunschweig, Germany
tephra is dead
2003-2012
doom, sludge, noise, hardcore, post -hardcore ... what ever.
braunschweig / berlin, germany
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