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Burial
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Anthropomorphism
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Dusk
06:09
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Invisible Giants
02:36
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The Siege
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The Last Of Light & Love
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Vast. Cold. Lonesome.
02:22
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Hadalpelagic
04:36
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Seven Miles to Sleep
04:11
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Becoming the Executioner
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Anthropomorphism II
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Apotheosis
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Moving Structures Los Angeles, California
Moving Structures is an instrumental progressive post-rock band from Los Angeles, California.
Drawing from
influences such as: ISIS, Russian Circles, TOOL, Pink Floyd, and others, the group finished the writing for their debut album AWAKE in late 2014. In June of 2015, they hit the studio with their engineer/producer, Aaron Harris (Palms, ISIS), and completed additional recording later that year.
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