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Victory Song
03:32
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Asylum
03:44
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Outer Circle
03:37
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Years Gone By
04:13
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The Aimless Ones
04:09
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Imminence
04:30
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Eve of Sunset
03:54
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World Without End
03:09
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Undercurrents
04:00
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Dead End
04:00
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Figure of Speech
03:35
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To Hope
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What we liked most about Tesseract's 'Altered State' was the vocals by singer Ashe O'Hara. This is other band and they rip. We're looking forward for their next release.
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