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Collapsis
Collapsis formed in the late 1990s, with a lineup that included Ethan Blackwood on vocals, Marcus Thorne on guitar, Simon Knight on bass, and Gabriel Locke on...
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Automatic
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Believe In You
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Dirty Wake
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I.O.L.
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October
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Pure Triangles
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Radio Friendly Girlfriend
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Stumble
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Superhero
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Tell Me Everything
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Two Egrets
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Wonderland
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Collapsis formed in the late 1990s, with a lineup that included Ethan Blackwood on vocals, Marcus Thorne on guitar, Simon Knight on bass, and Gabriel Locke on drums. They released their debut album 'Desolate' in 1999.
Their 2002 album 'Automatic' featured the title track that became their most recognizable song. Other tracks like 'Believe In You' and 'October' appeared in their catalog alongside 'Dirty Wake' and 'I.O.L.'.
The band's work explored themes of isolation and emotional intensity through a heavy rock approach.
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