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Birth
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Abandoning All Hope
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Aufheben
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Daxma Oakland, California
Isaac R. // Guitar, Vocals
Jessica T. // Violin, Guitar, Vocals
Kelly D. // Bass, Vocals
Thomas I. // Drums
Forrest H. // Guitar
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