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Dover
05:04
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2. |
Box
04:02
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3. |
Im Einzelgang
05:19
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4. |
Fair Start - Fire Hill
06:51
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5. |
Telemark
05:55
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Pave the streets with my broken teeth
Will you call my name out loud
This dirt is gonna hurt, I used to feel so ugly
Down the stairs with a track that'll bleed my name all over town
Can't find a remedy for extensive violent marks that you put all over me
Yeah your name's all over me, yeah your name's all over
Colorblind, will you see me too if I tend to be more colorful
With energy and full of bruises, but in the end destruction is all you ever want
All I wanted was so much more
Your hands so tight around my neck
You turned my heart jet-black
Can't feel a thing at all, I just don't care
Just do it, bleed your name all over me
Yeah your name's all over
Misery, will you miss me too, 'cause I'll come back for you
I hate what I've become in your arms in the basement
Crawling up the stairs to the door in the light of this town
In the light of this town
Colorblind, will you see me too if I tend to be more colorful
'Cause all I see are the bruises that cover my body
All I wanted was so much more
All I wanted was so much more
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7. |
Oregon I
03:54
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8. |
Oregon II
04:50
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9. |
Northern Line
03:50
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10. |
Quitsville Trash
05:54
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11. |
So Sorry
05:17
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Aestrid Utrecht, Netherlands
4-piece Shoegaze band from Utrecht, The Netherlands.
Dreamlike noise bursting into ground-
shaking walls of sound. Heavy personal lyrics referring to ptsd and wilderness landscapes.
Every show is known to be an exerting experience for both the band and the audience.
Bo Menning - vocals/guitars.
Clasine Haringsma -
vocals/guitars/keys.
JJJ Sielcken -
bass/keys/guitar.
Ray Kornet -
drums
... more
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