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Halogen Invaders
05:09
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Killer No.1
04:55
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Help Me
06:25
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Not That Person
06:43
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Expire
05:24
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Necessary Target
03:42
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Sum of All Fears
04:19
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Tungsten Prayers
09:31
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Infinity Interrupt Chicago, Illinois
During late 2018 Jacob Fisher returned to the foundations of what Infinity Interrupt is. The title track, Halogen Invaders, is the hardest and aggressive song of the album. Not that Person and Necessary Targets continues with the aggressive rhythms with a new atmosphere designed to cause an emotional response. The longest song, Tungsten Prayers has foreshadowing monologue of a coming virus. ... more
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