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Afterthought
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Vices
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Terrestrials
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The Wasteland
05:05
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Ash & Snow
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Vices (Acoustic)
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AKA (Demo)
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Ghosts of the Kodiak New York, New York
Ghosts of the Kodiak hails from Sumter, SC, although over the years the members have spread out across the Carolinas and NY. Ghosts of the Kodiak combines honest, confronting lyrics with dynamic, textural melodies, often starting out calm and minimal and crescendoing to powerful climaxes. "Terrestrials" is the latest release by the band. ... more
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