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Tin Crown Kings
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(S)WORDS
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Avarice
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Scattershot
04:50
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Use Your Horizon
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Leatherface
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Libra
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Weightless
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Fiendish Means
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Siren
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The Manic Shine London, UK
The Manic Shine are a rock band unlike any you will have ever heard. With a vast sound that links progressive alt/rock with
atmospheric synth noise they combine incredible guitar solos, time signature changes and a heart-pounding groove to deliver an inebriating wall of metamorphic art rock.
"Their brand of genre-hopping technical wizardry is where modern rock music is at!"
- Music Week
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