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Out of Time
03:13
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I am running because I'm out of time/ She is running because she's out of time/ He is running because he's out of time We are all running because we're out of time/ We're out of time/ I disappeared because I'm out of time/ She disappeared because she's out of time/ He disappeared because he's out time/ We disappeared because we're out of time/ We're out of time/ I was running but I'm out of time/ She was running but she's out of time/ He was running but he's out of time We're all running but we're out of time/ We're out of time
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Vacant City
04:17
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Vacant city Vacant town Vacant people Vacant hearts
Abandoned city Abandoned town Abandoned people Abandoned hearts
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Hill Haints Albany, New York
A garage inspired No Wave four piece born out of boredom and rustbelt desperation. Screaming feedback and layers of sounds
bring a sonic assault wherever they play.
E.S. Cormac - vocals, guitar noise.
Kat Celentano- bass noise.
Skip Piper - drum noise.
Jonathan Hanson - guitar noise
... more
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