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Disease Me
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2010
00:52
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My Own Way
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27 Minutes
00:58
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Treadmarks
01:22
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Ready to Roll
01:46
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Whore to Feed
01:19
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Hate Our Condition
01:26
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Roman Holiday
01:25
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Fight
01:29
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Queue
01:01
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Ghosts
01:50
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Andy
01:39
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Black Block
01:33
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R&D
01:08
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Vortis Chicago, Illinois
Vortis is a band with a direct take on music: harnessing the point of maximum energy. The songs are tight and to the quick, taking apt lessons from ’50s rock ‘n’ roll song structures, the Ramones’ punk melodies, and Wire's attention to precision and detail. Songs rarely clock in over the two-minute mark, and the band's live performances are tight and ferocious assaults with no pauses. ... more
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