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The Road
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Blackout
02:18
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Let It Gnaw
02:58
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I Get It Now
03:57
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The End Is Nigh
02:42
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Gold Jacket
03:29
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The Alarmist
01:32
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Charlatan's Lullaby
03:29
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Beethoven Knows
03:56
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Worn In Red Virginia
Worn In Red draw on a fiercly independent ethic that celebrates the power and capability we all hold. A desperation and darkness brought on by the constant personal struggle with society, and an unflinchingly honest approach to musical and artistic expression. With ideals intact, they unleash their aggression in a hail of gutted screams, churning rhythms, and triumphantly soaring melodies. ... more
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