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Cognitivity
02:05
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Hold the Breath
03:42
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Fast Line
03:07
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Mole Fraction
03:28
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Expressions
05:32
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In the Name of Progress
04:31
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When Your Idols Fall
03:53
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Personal Evolution
03:51
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Komorebi
01:33
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Laying on Leaves
04:22
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Lost In My Perception Madrid, Spain
Banda de metal instrumental procedente de Madrid, y formada por Víctor Cuevas (guitarra), Daniel Sáenz (batería) y Diego Cayuela (bajo).
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