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Destroy The Heart
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My Love, The Sea
02:08
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Materiel Girl
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She Said No
04:10
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A Little Help
02:54
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Second Coming
01:11
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Moving Away
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Plans
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The Black Fever Toronto, Ontario
THE BLACK FEVER is a post-punk band based in Toronto. The band’s music mixes guitar-based post-punk influences with lead bass lines and up-tempo drums, while reflecting the band’s focus on melody and concise songwriting. The band is releasing a new single, "Pass On," on Jan. 29, 2021. ... more
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