Album Review: For the Fallen Dreams – Heavy Hearts
Despite it being almost two years since their last release, For The Fallen Dreams have not missed a step returning with one of the most brutal
Tim Birkbeck 11th April 2014
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Despite it being almost two years since their last release, For The Fallen Dreams have not missed a step returning with one of the most brutal
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