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Damocles
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Law Of Talion
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Untold
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How Do You See Me
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Nearly Almost There
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On A Scale
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The Rushing Silence
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De Profundis
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My Level Best
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Yell
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The Evening Watch Bristol, UK
Currently based in Bristol in the UK, The Evening Watch is comprised of a single human being, Andrew Cooke, bashing out songs on his laptop. The band had a brief live incarnation in Dublin, but now exists purely in non-gigging format. Every so often Andrew releases an album and doesn't really tell anyone, so thank you for finding your way somehow to this page. Every listen appreciated! ... more
The Evening Watch recommends:
This guy plays and sings on my album- check out his own stuff too.
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