Chasing Infinity
by Poverty of Ideals
Marlo Bester
Marlo Bester
love it. great work boys
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released September 27, 2014
Mixed and Mastered by Chris Brink at Audio Fury.
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Artwork by Ashley De Beer at Capture Creative Design
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Mixed and Mastered by Chris Brink at Audio Fury.
www.audiofury.com
Artwork by Ashley De Beer at Capture Creative Design
www.capturecreative.co.za
All rights of the producer and of the owner of the work reproduced reserved by Agent Indie Records.
Copying, public performance, broadcasting, hiring out directly or indirectly prohibited.
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Poverty of Ideals Johannesburg, South Africa
Poverty of Ideals is a 4 Piece Instrumental Progressive Metal band hailing from the North of Johannesburg, South Africa.
discography
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Nov 2013 -
Sep 2014
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