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Crucible
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Nothing at All
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Better Problems
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No Grace
04:11
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Forgotten Ones
03:37
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Travesty
02:54
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Your Way
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Filles du Roi
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Rat Maze
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Schedule 1 Vancouver, British Columbia
Grant - Vocals /
Rob - Guitar /
Alex - Bass /
Mitch - Drums
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