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Parasitic Ambitions
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Mortality Incanted
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Alternate Aether
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Revenge Spectre
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Erased in the Air
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Tholos Gateway Barcelona, Spain
Àlex Reviriego: double bass
Vasco Trilla: timpani and gong
Colin Marston: electronic drums, keyboards, electric bass, warr guitar
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