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What The Blood Revealed 'Harbour Of Devils'
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Field Records
What The Blood Revealed 'Harbour Of Devils'
£7.99
What the Blood Revealed are an instrumental rock band from Irvine on the West Coast of Scotland. They came together in 2004 and have created a sound influenced by such giants of the leftfield as Isis, Neurosis and Mogwai and they find their inspiration in science, and the truths it reveals.
They have released two well received EPs which have found their way to friends in 5 continents and are releasing the album “Harbour of Devils” on Field Records in March 2012. They have shared stages with great bands like Kylesa, This Will Destroy You, Maybeshewill, Crippled Black Phoenix, Storm of Light and many more.
1. Embrace The Rational And Seek The Truthful
2. To Travel Deadly Ground
3. Waiting For The Storm
4. The Streets Ran Red With The Blood Of The Pious
5. Eyes To The Horizon
6. The Corporation As We Know It Is Dead, Dead, Dead
7. Cast Adrift In A Harbour Of Devils
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