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MATERIOPTIKON

Io

Experimental/Post Metal


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Studio Album, released in 2011

Songs / Tracks Listing


1. Five Ton Man (6:21)
2. Breathe in the Sea (7:29)
3. The Serpent & the Rainbow (7:32)
4. Silent Hymns in the Dark (4:56)
5. It Was Only A Dress Rehearsal (7:43)
6.. If You Don't Trust Me, Trust My Beretta (4:31)
7. This is Where the Cat Lives (9:08)

Line-up / Musicians


- Al Lawson / guitar, vocals
- Stu Atkins / guitars
- Dave Wright / drums
- Tom Lawson / bass

Releases information

CD Arghh! Records (2011)

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