The Permian (track) by Feed Me To The Waves
The Permian by Feed Me To The Waves
Year: 2018
From the album Before This Wilderness Consumes Us (track #1)
Year: 2018
From the album Before This Wilderness Consumes Us (track #1)
The Permian appears on the following album(s) by Feed Me To The Waves:
- Before This Wilderness Consumes Us (track #1) (this album) (2018)
Upcoming concerts
Jul
10
Thu
20:00
Arrival From Sweden
The Wilbur, Boston, United States. 
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Jun
17
Tue
19:00
Ledisi with special guest Marsha Ambrosius: love you too, the tour
House of Blues Cleveland, Cleveland, United States.
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Jul
16
Wed
15:00
Summer of Loud: I Prevail,Beartooth,Parkway Drive, Killswitch, Engage
Pine Knob Music Theatre, Clarkston, United States.
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