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Skim
10:40
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Another Again
08:42
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Dance 35
04:15
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Of The River
06:39
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Blackline
14:13
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COAST Sydney, Australia
"Every aspect of COAST embodies what ''modern' jazz should represent."
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Some of the most creative and well-executed progressive metal music ever. <3 The band's name lives up to the genre and their two EPs are staples in the progressive scene. Their ability to story tell through music is on another level. You can hear the disagreements in the first track from the polyrhythms and juxtaposed lines. The second track is a nice progressive fusion "break." The last track paints the subject manner perfectly. This is a must-have EP for progressive metal fans! :D
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