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Storm On A Rise
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I Need Advice
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The Other Path
03:50
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Driving-By
02:10
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Live To Tell
03:04
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Unwanted
03:39
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Fatal Crash Landing
03:52
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Except
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Failure
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Stand Up
02:29
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Getting Thru'
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Saturated
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Outro
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Pain Relief Quebec City, Québec
Pain Relief is a punk rock band from Quebec, Canada, that offers an intense alloy of Californian-flavored melodic punk and
street punk.
The band has been together since 2004 and has recorded 5 albums, including its most recent one, a 21-minute 7-song EP titled “The King Has Fallen,” coming out on March 20th, 2020.
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