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Own
03:07
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I'm leaving in the morning.
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Belief
04:12
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Torii
05:32
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Infinite
03:02
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Strive
03:38
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interlude
01:15
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Avows
03:47
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Viscera
04:56
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Virosis
03:22
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iinterlude
01:03
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FVIII
03:34
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Betwixt
03:23
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Apex
04:04
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Ruby Wednesday London, UK
‘Narcissus’ is a concept album inspired by the occult, the exploration of self, relationships and our connections to the Universe. Bringing together musical influences from shoegaze, post-punk and alternative indie rock with melodic guitar, haunting synth and lyrical vocals. The album stitches together blinks of existence that leave lasting impressions and connect us through our experiences. ... more
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