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We Arise
04:03
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Lonely Boy
05:27
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Until You Die
03:27
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Battles
03:55
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Profound
04:33
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Raptor Utrecht, The Netherlands
Let Raptor take you on a journey with lush melodic textures coupled with heavy grooves and passages. In the future Raptor will release music into the world at moments when inspiration finds its way. Brace yourself for an exciting ride with Raptor as we go into the future. A future that will be filled with exciting new music! ... more
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I made love with my girlfriend so many times on this album. It is incredible. The songs are so beautiful and the rythm so well coordinated for this kind of moment... Anyway, always good to listen to it in the bus too
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Very cool album, found out about it from a dashcam video on Reddit. Very varied styles, the prog metal stuff is similar to Tesseract. Two thumbs up.
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The buildup section in the early-middle part of "Mbinguni Amina" is one of my favorite bits of music that's ever been written, and the drop that follows that buildup is the the heaviest drop of all time. Don't @ me.
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