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A Liquid State
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The Grey Morning
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Bye Bye Baby
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Frigid
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Ctrl+Alt+Delete
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Hush
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Hulk Hogan in Sweatpants
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Ice Fields
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Halls of Valhalla
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When We Broke Up
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Ignite the Borealis Grand Rapids, Michigan
As Ignite the Borealis embark on the most successful year of their career, there seems to be no limit as to what they can accomplish. The band's 2011 debut album A Moment’s Notice was written, recorded, mixed, mastered and released entirely by the band and has sold thousands of digital copies worldwide and hundreds of physical CD’s as well as radio play on over fifty college radio stations. ... more
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