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Cursive's Vitriola

Posted by Loren on August 17, 2018

Cursive's Vitriola
Cursive - Vitriola

Omaha's Cursive return with the brand new Vitriola, scheduled for release on Oct. 5 on the band's 15 Passenger Records (US), plus Big Scary Monsters (UK).

It's the band's first release since 2012's I Am Gemini

Vitriola tracklist:

Free To Be Or Not To Be You And Me
Pick Up The Pieces
It’s Gonna Hurt
Under The Rainbow
Remorse
Ouroboros
Everending
Ghost Writer
Life Savings
Noble Soldier / Dystopian Lament

Cursive's Vitriola
Cursive - Vitriola

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