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The Burning Son
04:33
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Forgetting Her
03:13
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Gripping My Chest
03:43
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Hand Thru Heart
04:19
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To Repel Ghosts
04:21
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Instead
04:33
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Wall To Floor To Wall
05:20
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Empty Vessels
03:17
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9. |
If And When We Were Then
05:27
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Fall In Autumn
04:12
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Between Each Other
05:07
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Absent Are We
13:26
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The Common Men San Francisco, California
Now in San Francisco, Sacramento Post-Punk Vanguards The Common Men are no strangers to wild live shows and sonic experimentation.
The Common Men recommends:
The World's Not Sorry (Album)
by Peeling Grey
Post-Punk in it's purest form. The writing is great and melodically thoughtful.
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Dark, noisy, and bombastic... this album is killer from beginning to end. The musicianship is stellar, and I'm not a big fan of female vocalists, but Amy is one huge exception.
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Slashing, ice-cold, irresistible goth from Paris—your perfect haunted house soundtrack.
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Grungy indie powered by grungy hooks and big feelings; come for the rock, stay for the unfiltered words of wisdom.
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