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A Pack Of Wolves
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Yes, I Confess
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On The Sacred Side
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Nine
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Speaking In Tongues
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Deformative
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King's Dominion
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Day Turns Night
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Letter To Raoul Peck
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Black Eyes Washington, D.C.
Black Eyes formed in August of 2001 and the band’s first full-length arrived two years later via Dischord. Their shows were chaotic and often melted down into frenzied jam sessions. A second full-length, "Cough", came out in May of 2004. The album introduced saxophone to the mix and relied more heavily on improvisational and dub influences. The band broke up shortly before the album was released. ... more
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