To Destroy a City
About To Destroy a City
Chicago-based To Destroy A City was formed after Andrew Welch (drums/synths/programming), Jeff Anderson (guitar/keyboards), and Michael Marshall (guitar) met through various iterations of previous musical projects. When the three finally sat down together in the summer of 2010, they moved quickly, writing and recording their debut within a year's time. The self-titled album was released by n5MD in September 2011. The remix companion album, Rebuild
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Philosophy Of A Knife
Narcotic Sea
Metaphor
Goodbye, Dear Friend
Ilium
Before The Outside's Gone
The Marvels Of Modern Civilization
March
Theta
Narcotic Sea (Boy Is Fiction)
The Messenger
Last Contact
Stand Before Me
First Light
Understanding in the Between
Daylight Station
March (Solar Fields)
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Visionaries
Never to Return
Final Kiss
Beholder
Wavelength
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Don't Be Afraid
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Narcotic Sea (Boy Is Fiction Remix)
Goodbye Dear Friend (Winterlight Remix)
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March (Lights Out Asia remix)
Goodbye, Dear Friend (Winterlight)
Metaphor (M. Szarejko)
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March [Solar Fields remix]
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Goodbye, Dear Friend [Dalot remix]
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