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Abandon
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The Trial
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Abandon (Reprise)
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FPOA Islington, UK
From the ashes of 'From Great Height' rises Five Points Of Articulation. But FGH this is
not.
This is a dark, brooding, heavy, post-industrial sound. If you can imagine NIN wrestling with Depeche Mode and Mogwai. Then you are halfway there.
Brought to you by @AdamEverFPOA @MikeyUNS & @IainFrisk
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