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Bristol, Reino Unido
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Álbumes de Returning We Hear the Larks
![[2009] Returning We Hear the Demos, Vol. 1 [Demo Compilation E.P.]](http://imgjam.com/albums/s52/52376/covers/1.130.jpg)
![[2009] The Hidden World: I [E.P.]](http://imgjam.com/albums/s51/51552/covers/1.130.jpg)
[2009] The Hidden World: I [E.P.]
Progressive Metal
instrumental deathcore progressivemetal experimentalmetal groovemetal
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![[2009] Langemark E.P.](http://imgjam.com/albums/s47/47910/covers/1.130.jpg)
[2009] Langemark E.P.
Progressive Metal
progressive progressiverock thrashmetal progressivemetal warmetal
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![- [2008] The Soundtrack to the Apocalypse E.P.](http://imgjam.com/albums/s47/47911/covers/1.130.jpg)
![- [2008] The Download E.P.](http://imgjam.com/albums/s54/54905/covers/1.130.jpg)
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Returning We Hear the Larks is the solo project of Jak Noble, a student from Bristol, England. The name is taken from the poem by Isaac Rosenberg.
As well as having experience in local metal bands such as Anathematize, Jak writes and records his own music in his bedroom. Since his last project Sins of the Watchmen slowed down at the end of 2008, Jak has begun work on a more progressive style of metal, hailing absurd time signatures and polyrhythms. Freshly renamed, Returning We Hear the Larks (as the title suggests) focuses on the First World War and the horrific and tragic loss of almost a generation of young men.
Jak also writes and records punk rock music with his younger brother in the band Lentil, as well as writing his own soundtracks for indie film productions.
Pistas más escuchadas
 | Prophecy ( 652 Escuchas ) | |
| | Langemark ( 523 Escuchas ) | |
| | The Soundtrack to the Apocalypse Will Be Grindcore ( 470 Escuchas ) | |
| | Like Lambs ( 226 Escuchas ) | |
| | I: Foreword: Amycus Carrow ( 167 Escuchas ) | |
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