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Carry Me Away
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Naked City
03:59
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Snowblind
03:30
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Panic Attack
04:17
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Wolves In The Walls
04:24
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Fragile Line
03:55
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Traveler
04:11
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Life Cycles
03:35
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Fame
03:20
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New Autumn Light
04:20
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What Is Left
04:08
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Annisokay Halle (Saale), Germany
Annisokay is a 5-piece up and coming post-hardcore act reigning in from Halle, Germany. They have laid their foundation with
a driving rhythmic and melodic back-bone that brings to life soulful singing with earth-quaking screams.
As veterans to the live scene, Annisokay captures the essence of their audience by delivering an unrelenting performance that never leads to a dull moment.
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