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Alternate Icon
02:47
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A Life In A Day
04:28
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Angel Incarnate
06:18
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The Breaking
04:09
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A Creature Of Habit
08:56
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Solitary Heart
04:36
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Unholy Land
05:07
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Heaven and I
04:32
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The Few Of Us
02:35
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PGR is an independent label based in Ireland and specialising in Prog Rock. We are fans first and foremost so we sign bands on this basis. Submissions always welcome and you will get a response, but we cannot sign up every artist that gets in touch. Check out our roster as this will give you an idea of the kind of music that we appreciate and want to share with the world. ... more
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