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Cross Purposes
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Desperado
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Phantoms
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Good in the Dark
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Eye for an Eye
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No More
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Inertia
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Memorium York, UK
In one guise or another, Memorium have now been on the York rock scene for over a decade, seeing a pretty seismic evolution in their sound over this time. What started out as an alt-rock trio in 2008, has been guided by the steady hand of drummer Andy Harris and evolved organically into the four-piece solid rock monolith that you hear today. ... more
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