Lyrics by Kingston Falls
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- Alibi: Destroyed
- Armada on Mercury
- Beauty And The Sentiment (Part 2)
- Botulism (And A Horse Named Bartholemew)
- Brutality And The Beast (Part 1)
- Diplomacy, Day 8
- Dry Skin (moz Def)
- Lieutenant Never
- On Contentment
- The Great Divide
- The Infection To Quarantine
- The Weak Shall Prevail
- This Is Ghost Town
- Too Bad About Your Situation
- Too Hot for Cold Feet
- We'll Let The Dice Decide
Kingston Falls were an American Christian hardcore band, and they primarily played hardcore punk and metalcore. They were from Goshen, Indiana, where they formed in 2003 and disbanded in 2009. The primary members of the band were John Busenbark (vocals), Brent Zebell (Drums), Josiah Gaut (Guitar), Josh Battles (Guitar), and Jason Gough (Bass). They released three independently made extended plays; Seasons of Despair (2003), Kingston Falls (2004), and Crusader (2005). Their first studio album, The Crescendo of Sirens, was released by Strike First Records, in 2006. The subsequent and last studio album, Armada on Mercury, was released by Facedown Records, in 2008.
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