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Hangman
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Mute
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Lacuna
04:30
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You Throw Light
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Elephant
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Thirty One
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Playact
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Negative Space
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Curtain
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Obscura
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Lehnen Wien, Austria
Founded in the heart of Austria in 2006, Lehnen make aggressive and beautiful rock music. Their last two releases, "I See Your Shadow" (2013) and "Reaching Over Ice and Waves" (2015), saw the band share stages with the likes of Russian Circles, Boris, Junius, Tides from Nebula, Pillars, and Pray for Sound, while touring with bands such as Caspian and InAeona. ... more
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Unison Life is the evolution of the first two albums and it is my personal favorite. Every track on this album is great. The music is very emotional. I love the vocals, they touch me deeply, the lyrics, the sound of the bass. I mean the whole production sounds outstanding. I am happy to have the pleasure to see them live for the first time in September.
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Never actually took the time to try their stuff out until I saw them opening for God is an Astronaut and realized I kinda enjoyed OH more than GiaA.
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Saw them live yesterday. These dudes (and a gal) came and blew the roof off the fucking club. The music aside - it was really refreshing to see a woman fronted metal act, because it brought something special, raw and vulnerable to the performance. I was a fan before the first song ended. This album represents this immidiacy perfectly, combining tenderness with storming rage. They deserve all you´ve got.
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