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A New Life
04:03
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Smile Again
04:55
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Grand Opening
04:49
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End Of A Barrel
04:43
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Split In Two
03:58
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New Beginnings
04:27
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Sentimental
04:21
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Another Story
04:56
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Experiment In Fear
04:09
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Keep On Losing
06:00
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12. |
Divide Et Impera
04:22
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13. |
Time To Go
04:26
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14. |
Blackest Needs
05:09
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Garage Sale
03:10
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16. |
The Safest Place
04:24
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17. |
Black Lagoon
03:31
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A New Life Turin, Italy
A New Life, is influenced by early Human League and Soft Cell but doesn't sound like them. Analog synths meet digital ones creating a sound which is deep rooted into the 80s. Post punk and new wave are the main elements. Using a bit of analog dirtiness and warmth, A New Life want to gather cool sounds with catchy melodies. ... more
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