The Shape Of Things To Come

by First Signs Of Frost

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hoyholyhoy Impeccable musicianship, awe inspiring instrumentation, delightful vocal presentation, truly a finely crafted work of art that deserves to be heard by anyone who calls themselves a music fan. My only ONE gripe is that the vocals sound like they were recorded through a telephone from the 80's, what's up with that? Otherwise, amazing work. Favorite track: White Flag.
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1.
Meat Week 03:52
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2.
White Flag 03:22
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3.
Look Alive Sunshine 03:53
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4.
Atlantis 03:22
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5.
Sharks 03:44
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released August 11, 2017

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