The Congregation – 'Lie To Me'
The Congregation
An intensity that'll convert all non-believers — this track arrives with raw conviction and relentless energy.
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The Congregation
An intensity that'll convert all non-believers — this track arrives with raw conviction and relentless energy.
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Formation Ritual
A brooding, atmospheric single that builds from restrained tension into a towering wall of sound.
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Andy Crowe & The Eisen Family
Infectiously energetic and impossible to ignore — a gem that demands repeat listens.
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WIlldr
Bursting onto the scene with a hard-edged, energized track that announces a bold new presence.
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Gabrielle Ornate
A track that captures the zeitgeist with sharp songwriting and a compelling vocal performance.
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The Atavists
The Czech rock band that has supported Muse delivers a single that balances grit with melody.
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Vomit Baby
A debut single that makes an unapologetic statement — raw, loud, and impossible to overlook.
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Ask Carol
A sharp, hook-laden single that pairs biting commentary with an irresistible groove.
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