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Empty, hollow! All I have is walls and cubes. These ruins used to be my residence.
They were cut out of my desires and dreams, where I do create every day and night to keep it inside.
I won't stop rebuilding until they finally defeated me.

We are permanently under siege,
our frontiers are about to fall to dust.
The bowels of this property keep a monster caged inside.

This is where you all never should have gone too.
I never asked you to come!
Deep in the intestines of my country lies the truth about the past but you never will be able to rip it out of it's womb!

For the same reason you won't control me: weakness.

Take a look in the mirror in front of you!
You cannot run from yourself.
No-one wants to face their demons but we have to, every day.

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from The Ancient, released November 11, 2014

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I Watch Mountains Grow Vienna, Austria

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IWMG was founded in 2009 as Rotted on Toilet in Vienna, Austria. In summer 2012, they released their five-track-EP „A Place To Get Lost“.
On 21.12.2012, the band decided to move on as I Watch Mountains Grow.
Their debut album „The Ancient“ hit the market in fall 2014.
This summer, their concept work „Andromeda I: Nereid“ and „Andromeda II: Cero“ were released. ... more

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