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Something I Can't See
04:28
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Comfortable Ignorance
03:33
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Cut To The Quick
03:56
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Hanging On To You
02:19
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Different Day
04:16
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Fallout & Surgery
02:46
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Shed Some Light
04:41
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Bright Silence Leipzig, Germany
"Time Is New wastes no time engaging ear drums, proffering the powerful “Least Resistance” from the outset. Galloping drums, ascending choral melodies, and almost western portamento guitars evoke golden rolling hills and the whimsy of middle America. One can’t help but yearn for a frontier to explore. Time Is New frequently lifts into pure moments of rapture." Ryan Murphy - Bandwagon Magazine ... more
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