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Persephone - EP

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1.	Harvest 04:51	info	buy track
2.	Pomegranate 04:37	lyrics	buy track
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3.	Hunger 05:00	info	buy track

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Persephone's first EP (self-titled); self-funded, self-released; comes with album art (front and back) and the CD cover art

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released October 15, 2011

Timothy Holder (guitar)
Jonathan Luna (guitar)
Casey Clem (bass guitar)
Phillip Henry (drums)
Alex Ballew (producer)

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Persephone Birmingham, Alabama

Persephone is a 4-piece instrumental technical/progressive metal band formed by hometown friends that is based out of Birmingham, Alabama. With influences originating from Scale the Summit and Protest the Hero, Persephone aims to break the "Alabama hardcore mold" by introducing its unique instrumentalism, technical, progressive, and harmonic/melodic sound. ... more

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