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Tide of Faith
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The Miracle of the Sun
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Ephémère
04:34
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The Dark Web
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The Miracle of the Moon
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Church Burner
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Midnight Jazz Club Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK
Formed in late 2020 and based in Newcastle upon Tyne, Midnight Jazz Club are a band rooted in progressive metal with unique branches of post-rock, shoegaze and electronic music. Prepare yourself for massive riffs, soaring builds, expansive time signatures, hard hitting choruses and energetic, transfixing & memorable live performances. ... more
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