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Terpsichore
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Quicksand Minds
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We Treat the Blindness
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Remedios the Beauty
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A Certain Euphoria
05:35
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A Happy Death
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De Milo
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The Flatterer
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Drown
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Black Sun
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In the Lonely Trees
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Strange Boutique Washington, D.C.
Strange Boutique rose out of the ashes of the DC punk scene with a sound that surged with the energy of the burgeoning DC
(post)-punk scene while embracing an unexpected sense of melody and texture.
Fast forward through 3 albums, 2 drummers, an extended hiatus, a senseless murder, a warm embrace and a determination to rise again.
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I like the subtle way in which the tracks connect to the album cover, making this resting maiden the center point — calm in the midst of storm. (Just my interpretation maybe but the cover gives extra depth to the music... a softer undertone). The image reminds me of ‘Annunciation’ by Dante G. Rossetti used in ‘Adrenaline’ music video. ‘Smoke and Mirrors’ puts me at peace with big disappointments — a bittersweet musical potion.
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I love this one! The message means a lot to me since I lost my uncle a few years back and it embodies exactly how I felt and still feel at times. Not to mention the bass in the beginning gives me the good kind of chills, hell yeah!
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