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Shoreline
01:27
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All Is
03:12
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Purest Fire
04:12
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The Blinding White
03:23
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Rest
04:07
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Wither
03:38
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Virtue And Regret
03:41
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Trace My Skin
04:20
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Doom Sequence
03:11
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Abyss
04:06
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Narrow Gate
03:24
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Cessation
03:26
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All Shall Be
03:27
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14. |
Remember Me
02:11
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In Fear Bristol, UK
In Fear are a ferocious metal quintet from Bristol UK who have been unstoppable since their formation in 2017. Since releasing their debut EP ‘Solace’ in early 2019 the band have gained ample footing in the UK scene, heading out on various tours, festival appearances and accruing over 500,000 streams online. ... more
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