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Tides
04:08
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Jericho
04:07
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Existence
05:26
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Nightmare
04:43
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Tides (Extended Remix)
05:09
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The Glass House Museum England, UK
The Glass House Museum is a three piece band from the West Midlands, UK. We create original post punk / alternative rock
music because it keeps us off the streets & getting into trouble.
Joe Cummings: guitar & vocals
Jon Cummings: guitar & vocals
Lee Meadows: bass & programming
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