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Devastation
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Cellophane
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Sedated Tears
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Dream
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Skirmish
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In Time
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Oasis
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Unearthed
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Mestre
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The Place
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Petting Zoo
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Other Side
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Bates Motel
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Sedated Tears Bremen, Germany
Sedated Tears, the name says it all. It's all perhaps a bit slower and most certainly rather somber. Flavors of Wave, Post Punk and Shoegaze are garnished with Doom and yet the music still rocks. One thing is clear to anyone following Sedated Tears on their musical journey: this is no path into the light. A dive into the lyrics reveals the human abyss. ... more
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