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Commit
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Stronghold
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Arizona
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Obvious
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Telling What
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Final
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Stand Alone
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962
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Halfman
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One Way
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Loose Ends
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Just Enough
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sectorseven Toronto, Ontario
With origins dating back to 1992, Hamilton’s Sectorseven are still pretty much the same band they were from the start. With four studio records and as many music videos under their belt, including a nomination at the 2000 Much Music Video Awards, the band has far exceeded their own expectations as far as tangibles are concerned. With blinders on, they forge ahead regardless of current trends. ... more
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