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Argyle Park
Argyle Park formed in London in the early 2000s with Evan Bell on vocals and guitar, Ethan Hayes on bass, Oliver James on drums, and Amelia Carter on...
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A Burden's Folly
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Agony
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Circle
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Diesel
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Doomsayer
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Gutterboy
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Headscrew
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Leave Me Alone
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Message From Og (
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Phone Conversation
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Refuge
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Scarred For Life
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Skin Shed
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Skin Shed Part II
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Skin Shed Part III
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Violent
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Argyle Park formed in London in the early 2000s with Evan Bell on vocals and guitar, Ethan Hayes on bass, Oliver James on drums, and Amelia Carter on keyboards. They started playing small venues, building a following before releasing their debut album 'The Weight of Expectations' in 2005. That record included 'A Burden's Folly,' a song that connected with listeners and helped establish them.
They followed up with 'Echoes of the Heart' in 2008 and 'Ashes to Empire' in 2012, which showed a shift toward more experimental sounds. Other tracks like 'Agony' and 'Doomsayer' appeared in their catalog, though the band faced some criticism for working in what was seen as an outdated style at the time.
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