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Pride
06:40
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Pixels
05:16
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Choke
05:06
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Pandora's Grave
04:11
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Forever Mine
02:51
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Om (Pulse Edit)
06:38
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HeartCarver
04:14
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8. |
Crashing Into Oblivion
03:31
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9. |
Two Shades of Red
06:00
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Pulling the Trigger
08:23
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Aimonia Ohio
Formed in 2009, Aimonia is an electronic rock band from Ohio. Aimonia self-released their debut album, “Pulling the Trigger” in December of 2010. The songs run the gamut of electronic music, encompassing elements of early industrial, dark electro, trance and industrial rock. ... more
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