Innocence Aftermath
from The End of the Street EP by Vindictive Silence
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from The End of the Street EP,
released February 3, 2012
Written by Carlos Murgueitio.
Produced by Vindictive Silence.
Musicians:
Carlos Murgueitio: Guitar, Vocals
Alejandro Varas: Bass
Fernando Hurtado: Drums
Chicaro Cevallos: Keyboards, loops
Written by Carlos Murgueitio.
Produced by Vindictive Silence.
Musicians:
Carlos Murgueitio: Guitar, Vocals
Alejandro Varas: Bass
Fernando Hurtado: Drums
Chicaro Cevallos: Keyboards, loops
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Vindictive Silence Guayaquil, Ecuador
Vindictive Silence is about challenging one's self through music. We are a four piece band heavily influenced by Prog-Rock, we want to reach people who would enjoy our music as much as we enjoy making it. If you like what you hear, please share it!
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Feb 2012
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