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Dominique
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Sinister Blood
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No Tomorrow
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Over the Line
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Nightingale
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Santa Carla
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Catatonia
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Kill the Light
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Abyssal Gigantism
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Dark Timeline
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Belmez Faces Seattle, Washington
Defined by moody soundscapes, sinister imagery, and deeply evocative vocals, Belmez Faces is a neo-goth/electro-pop duo based in Seattle, WA consisting of Royce Thompson and Steven Hilmes. Bleak and poetic, they are reinventing the goth aesthetic for the modern era. Their album ‘This Is The Dark Timeline' introduced a newfound pop sensibility to their sound. ... more
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