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Sister Josephine
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Catalyst
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Ideologue
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Cause and Effect
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Movement of the Tides
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Fewer Footsteps
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Tapewormer
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Chemistry
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Fables
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The Random Theory Baltimore, Maryland
With the release of their fourth self-produced album, "To Suffer Fools Gladly", The Random Theory are reaching a new pinnacle of their distinct sound and performance. Reflecting on the effects of countless musical influences, deep in the world of conceptual albums, their sound is defined. Rooted in constraint, surrounded by gain, their performances are precise and complete. ... more
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