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Less I Need
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No Control
03:16
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Burning in the Water
02:54
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St Cavell
03:24
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Civiliser Descent
03:36
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Through My Hands
04:58
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Tranquilliser
05:17
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Midas Touch
03:03
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Silence
04:08
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Post Lobotomy
05:00
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Under Your Wings
04:32
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By taking my eye off the ball and being so excited about HOUSE Of ALL's eponymous debut released just four months earlier, I completely missed this one, at least until today. There's a couple of remixes and a few live versions of tracks from the first album, so overall it's a cracker. It rumbles along occasionally going out of control much like what you'd expect from a Fall/HOUSE Of ALL related product.
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