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1. Mar 01,  · ThouShaltNot's self titled album starts of with a forboding sense of depression. One feels as though the album will be as heavily 'produced' as, say, an Assemblage 23 album, frought with heavy mixes, and deep vocoding gives the listener a sense that all is not well. Ranging from the spastic "Something Dire" to the chior-esque "Adem", to the 5/5(2).

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2. ThouShaltNot's self titled album starts of with a forboding sense of depression. One feels as though the album will be as heavily 'produced' as, say, an Assemblage 23 album, frought with heavy mixes, and deep vocoding gives the listener a sense that all is not well. Ranging from the spastic "Something Dire" to the chior-esque "Adem", to the 5/5(2).

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3. Get all the lyrics to songs on ThouShaltNot and join the Genius community of music scholars to learn the meaning behind the lyrics.

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4. Album ThouShaltNot. Something Dire Lyrics [Verse 1] I thought I'd gotten over this Stop me if I'm doing something dire Kill me if you cannot teach me (But I'll stay again I can wait some more.

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5. ThouShaltNot by ThouShaltNot, released 24 February 1. Relief 2. Something Dire 3. Adem 4. Falling Sky 5. Sand and Wax 6. Cracked 7. Polarity 8. Pesticide 9. Idol .

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6. ThouShaltNot. Relief; Something Dire; Adem; Falling Sky; Sand and Wax; Cracked; Polarity; Pesticide; Idol; Strapped to the Bomb; The Child; Crash; CD — ThouShaltNot, self-titled album released February on ADSR Musicwerks (ADSR Musicwerks ). This album is .

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7. Jun 25,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of The Projectionist on Discogs.

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8. Something Dire 3. Adem 4. Falling Sky 5. Sand and Wax 6. Cracked 7. Polarity 8. Pesticide 9. Idol Strapped to the Bomb The Child Crash-- CD - ThouShaltNot (February )--ADSR Musicwerks Semi "The Deepest Ice" was effectively a beta-version of ThouShaltNot's self-titled album. Many of the songs appear in almost identical.

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9. ThouShaltNot proudly announces that their new album, Land Dispute, will be released on May 23 by Dancing Ferret Discs. Making this album was the hardest thing we have ever done. After countless setbacks, revisions, rewritings, and some very trying months, the disc is out of our hands and at the pressing plant as we speak.

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