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Nocturnal Emission
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The Organic Citadel
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Malignant Domain
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Ether of the Void
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Unforeseen Consequences
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An Existential Battle
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Cognizance Leeds, UK
Cognizance was formed in the spring of 2012 when Baillie and Pryce had the belly fire to create a studio based death metal
project.
Currently we are not a live performing band due to our lineup arrangement and busy schedules. However this could alter with time.
Cognizance 2014 Demo coming 1/1/14
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