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Intro (one step further)
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With The Stars
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Rapture (Remaster)
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Throw it Away (Remaster)
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Believe It: Reborn
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Kill Us All
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With The Stars (Single)
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Believe It: Reborn
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K.A.R.L. (Kill All Remaining Life) Utrecht, Netherlands
K.A.R.L. formed in Jacksonville Florida in 2007 by T.J. Breedlove, and Josh Johnson.
They are a
Darkwave Industrial band inspired by the Industrial music scene of the 80s and 90s, taking inspiration from bands such as Project Pitchfork, and Skinny Puppy.
New remaster compilation “Dying Memories”,
Releases April 19th!
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