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Daybreak
01:36
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Slowly Dragging You Down
03:33
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Deepest Darkest
03:06
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Death By a Frozen Heart
03:44
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There's a Sound
03:53
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Sweet Curls
03:07
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Become One Of Them
04:50
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Flesh and Blood
03:51
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Waiting For You
04:17
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THEN COMES SILENCE Sweden
Then Comes Silence are one of the leading bands in the dark scene of Sweden since
2012.
Labels: Nuclear Blast, Metropolis, Nexilis, SPV, Novoton
"Then Comes Silence are everything a band should be - good tunes, good playing and singing, and good looking." Wayne Hussey
"I can see them being huge" Dani Filth
Booking EU:
dolores@we-live.agency
Booking U.S.A.: andrew@rockyroadtouring.com
... more
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