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View ArticleAlbum Review: Dayseeker –“What It Means To Be Defeated”
Dayseeker What It Means To Be Defeated (Invogue Records) What It Means To Be Defeated, for me, was probably the most anticipated InVogue Records release this year. When Dayseeker released their first...
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View ArticleAlbum Review: Traditions –“Cycles”
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