1. |
Absolutely Nothing
05:36
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2. |
To Watch You Disappear
04:34
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3. |
Untitled
04:48
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4. |
Not Coming Back
03:11
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5. |
Omni
02:05
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6. |
Collisions
03:50
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7. |
Dusty
02:28
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8. |
Who's Laughing Now?
03:53
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9. |
A Song About Distance
04:20
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10. |
Serenity
03:53
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11. |
Daisy
03:35
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12. |
Rise
04:28
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13. |
Outro
05:57
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Strange Things Frighten Us Cheltenham, UK
We're a young 5-piece alternative/rock/hardcore band from Cheltenham who love to share our music with
others
Joe Yeates - Drums
Nick Wiggins - Lead Guitar
Charlie Dale - Rhythm Guitar
Jen Smee - Vocals
Chris Smee - Bass
... more
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