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To Stop is to Die
03:59
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2. |
I'm Not Really Here
03:08
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3. |
Flowing
04:36
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4. |
I'm Out
02:17
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5. |
Home I
03:52
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6. |
Running Low
04:05
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7. |
Lights Out
02:37
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8. |
Home II
04:20
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9. |
Big Lights Flashing
03:55
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10. |
Time to Stop
01:39
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Cosmic Mass Aveiro, Portugal
Cosmic Mass is a 60's inspired Portuguese stoner rock four-piece band. Their live shows are all about creating a high-octane heavy riff driven sound combined with catchy melodic vocals. From start to finish Cosmic Mass focuses on giving its audience a straight forward powerful experience, no bulls*#&. ... more
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