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Alive
04:22
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Standing High (Final)
05:12
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Fail
03:27
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Inhale
04:00
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Save You
04:18
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Next Generation
05:33
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Going Down
05:10
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Virus Within
05:40
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Into Darkness
04:04
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Monospore Denmark
Monospore is a Danish based band formed in the fall of 2009. Members and founders of the band are Jannik Vittrup and Søren Brandstrup. Monospore's music is straight forward very hard and hard pumping industrial traits and yet danceable. The sound universe is dark, the lyrics is the result of 2 dark minds and Monospore´s powerful vocals are as well an unmistakable trait of the duo. ... more
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