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Panic Cell

What Doesn't Kill Us

Release date: 1st January 2007

Ant Hill Records
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"What Doesn't Kill Us" is an album by Panic Cell, released 1st January 2007 via Ant Hill Records. It features 11 tracks, including "From Father To Son", "Stare Into Oblivion", and "Human Tarmac".

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Panic Cell
1st January 2003
Label
Ant Hill Records
Release year
2007
  1. 1From Father To Son
    1:09
  2. 2Stare Into Oblivion
    4:15
  3. 3Human Tarmac
    4:45
  4. 4Fallen
    4:11
  5. 5Forced Down
    5:51
  6. 6Soul Purge
    6:01
  7. 7Calm
    4:55
  8. 8Hillbilly
    4:24
  9. 9Bleed To This
    3:37
  10. 10Walk Away
    5:05
  11. 11Dead To Me
    5:55
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What Doesn't Kill Us — release variants

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  • CD · Album · Stereo
    Main
    Country UK & EuropeYear 2007
    Ant Hill Records · AHRCD001
    Barcode: 5 060047 113250
  • CD · Album
    Country USYear 2007
    Ant Hill Records · RMED-375
    Barcode: 630428037526