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Manic
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Kamikaze Angel
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Walls
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Reprise
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Dragonfly Soldier
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Razor Blades
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Resurgam
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Highway of Halos
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Kamikaze Angel Portland, Maine
5 guys from different areas, different backgrounds, different influences & different personalities collided at a musical
intersection in Portland, Maine.
Blending a musical mix of alternative rock, metal, classic rock and punk, original songs developed quickly for the band and the back and forth collaboration of songwriting became a high flying adventure!
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