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Devils To Ourselves
03:32
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Dagger Dance
05:02
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The Great Filter
06:04
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Poison Pill
05:12
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The Cryptographer
04:02
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Metasphere
04:15
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Burn The Spirit
06:49
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False Dawn
04:40
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All Input Is Error
02:53
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Keyways
02:42
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Pomegranate Tiger Windsor, Ontario
Martin Andres, the creative musical force behind Pomegranate Tiger, along with his swiss army knife sideman guitarist Matt
Shaheen, a Canadian instrumental progressive metal project, embark on a captivating musical journey with their experimental masterpieces.
The group prepares to unleash their innovative soundscapes titled "All Input Is Error" on Sept 7 2023.
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