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Versed In Grey : Burning The Circuit Tree
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Heavy music with melodic vocals, foot-on-throat guitar work, driving low-end, and penetrating percussion.
Genre: Metal/Punk: Alternative Metal
Release Date: 2006
Burning The Circuit Tree © Copyright-Versed In Grey
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Self Absorbed 4:08 $0.99
Tides 3:33 $0.99
I Thought They Were Fake 3:17 $0.99
The Box 2:13 $0.99
Sown 4:14 $0.99
This Clock Of Mine 3:51 $0.99
Closer Still 3:46 $0.99
Low 3:39 $0.99
What They Don't Know 6:45 $0.99
Further In The Down 5:12 $0.99
Habit 3:09 $0.99
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Album Notes

Based out of Phoenix, Arizona, "Versed In Grey" was formed on July 4th, 2005 as a metal union between (2) deceased bands: "Placement" [Augie, Jim], and "Ignis" [Norm, Jeremy]. Augie and Jim have been playing together since 1998 when they started work on their first project. Their last few years had been devoted to "Placement", but due to various setbacks within the group they disbanded in 2004. Norm and Jeremy have been playing together since 1991, forming the core of several bands this past decade, collaborating most recently with "Ignis" (1999-2001). As brothers, Norm and Jeremy have a deep musical connection. This connection resonated strongly in "Ignis", and has grown even stronger in "Versed In Grey". In early 2005, Augie met Jeremy at a studio in Phoenix while working on an experimental venture with a local guitar player. After working a few months on a project that wasn't going anywhere, they decided to try something else. Augie introduced Jeremy to Jim, and Jeremy introduce

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REVIEWS

THIS IS THE SH!TE
author: David Munson
I see a future for this band. This is an album that you can listen to from front to back, start to finish and not get bored. This is the kind of music that will rock the brown streaks out of your tighty whities!!! Waiting on the sophmore album.
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Burning the circuit tree
author: Bill wood
I love the albumn. Versed in Grey is good at mixing it up on the albumn so that no two songs sound the same. My favorite song is "What they do not know"
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author: jonnathan
versed in grey rock. great cd and i can see the band getting even better. crank it up and enjoy
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I REALLY LIKE IT GOOD F@#!$%G JOB!!!!
author: CHARLES
I THINK IT HAS THE POTENTIAL TO GO A LONG WAY. U CAN FEEL THE BANDS EMOTION IN THE MUSIC. IT IS ONE OF THOSE U CAN JUST PUT IT ON AND LET IT PLAY.
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