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Common Existence
Rock · 2009 · 11 tracks · 45m

Common Existence

Dense, literary post-hardcore produced with a thick, psychedelic haze. A heavy meditation on the shared human experience through jagged riffs and soaring vocals.

February 13, 2009 · Epitaph

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A dense, intellectually restless energy that finds a strange sense of peace in shared human struggle.

Tracklist · 11 Tracks · 45m
01
Resuscitation of a Dead Man
3:21
02
Last Call
4:03
03
As He Climbed the Dark Mountain
3:02
04
Friends in the Armed Forces
4:11
05
Beyond the Visible Spectrum
3:59
06
Time’s Arrow
4:13
07
Unintended Long Term Effects
2:18
08
Circuits of Fever
5:07
09
Subway Funeral
4:18
10
Love Has Led Us Astray
4:39
11
You Were the Cancer
5:49
Moments Worth Listening For
The explosive, chaotic drum fill that opens Resuscitation of a Dead Man setting a frantic pace.
The haunting, slowed-down bridge of Subway Funeral where the urban noise seems to swallow the melody.
The way the guitars interlock in a dizzying, math-rock spiral during the climax of Circuits of Fever.
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