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02 - Return to Splendor
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03 - Kilauea
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06 - Cosmic Pillow
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08 - Handful of Infinity
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09 - Taiga
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10 - Mother Tongue
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11 - Wretch Reprise
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12 - Usul
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Ovrfwrd Minneapolis, Minnesota
Ovrfwrd is a 4 piece Minneapolis, MN all instrumental progressive rock band, formed in late
2012.
We are about to release our 5th studio album, “There are no Ordinary Moments” on January 12th, 2024. Recorded at Flowers Studio in Uptown Minneapolis, MN, August 10-15 2023 in their hometown of Minneapolis Minnesota.
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