Vitamins, by Temple of Vines

Vitamins

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	1.	It Infects The Children First 07:12
	2.	Ex Nihilo, Leatherback Ad Faciem 10:15
	3.	The Importance of Fossil Fuels In The Development of Western Civilisation 09:43
	4.	I Can See My House From Up Here 02:53
	5.	Softly, I Haemorrhage 06:16
	6.	I Compensate For My Failings As A Husband By Consuming Large Amounts of Vitamin C 09:55
	7.	Seville Oranges In The Springtime 05:18

'Vitamins' is the debut album from UK based experimental metal band, Temple of Vines.

released February 10, 2015

Written, Mixed and Mastered by Temple of Vines

Temple of Vines UK

Temple of Vines is an experimental metal band from the UK.

Contact:
templeofvines@gmail.com

Facebook:

www.facebook.com/TempleOfVines

Twitter:

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