A Day Without A Name, by The Vita Ruins

A Day Without A Name

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1.	Godspeed To That Polytheist 04:56	buy track
2.	Seven Suns 03:32	buy track
3.	The Purpose Of Life 04:16	buy track
4.	All The Kids Must Be Sleeping 03:50	buy track
5.	Griggs' Diagnosis 05:17	buy track
6.	I Was Hoping That Our Stardust Was In Some Way Connected 03:14	buy track
7.	...Like A Band Of Strangers 01:27	buy track
8.	Coffin Dodgers 04:50	buy track
9.	Rabid Men 04:27	buy track
10.	Alien 04:41	buy track
11.	Bad Dream 06:33	buy track

released March 2, 2010

The Vita Ruins Washington, D.C.

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