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Ardú
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The Purist
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Micro-Biology
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Plagued Messiah
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Suicide Lullaby
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What You Deserve
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Polygonal Planet
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Control Room
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Aborted Earth Dublin, Ireland
Formed in Ireland in 2018 with the intention of being a side project. After recording the EP "Birth" and their debut album
"Cut The Chord". The core line up decided to take the project up a notch by solely devoting their time to bringing a live show and extensive recording. Ian Bowman and Dan O'Connor were added to the band.
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