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Ashes
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Hidden
06:37
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Torn
07:05
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Death
07:20
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Spines
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Tar
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A River Crossing Luzern, Switzerland
Indie rock, where instrumental passages are brought into focus by patient song structures and clever arrangements. Or post- rock that doesn't stop at warm vocals, playful groove and catchy melodies. The Swiss quartet A River Crossing is not satisfied with well-trodden paths and goes its own way. ... more
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