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Platahedron
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Balance
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The Invisible Landscape
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Eclipse
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Remote Viewer II
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The Nemesis Theory Seattle, Washington
"The Nemesis Theory'' was a hard rock/Heavy metal band from Seattle, WA. The band formed in July 2003 and released two full length albums, Eschatology (self-released, 2004) and Hypnopaedia (DMI, 2006). In October 2007, The Nemesis Theory officially disbanded. The former members are currently focusing on their other projects. ... more
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