The Beautiful Ones

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Nothing 00:00 Tools
Sinking 00:00 Tools
True to Me 00:00 Tools
Can't Stand the Sight of Me 00:00 Tools
Cut Me Out 00:00 Tools
Down 00:00 Tools
Birth of Desire 00:00 Tools
Preface (Take It All Away) 00:00 Tools
Fade 00:00 Tools
Jaded 00:00 Tools
Transcend 00:00 Tools
Lovers Stomp 00:00 Tools
Exhale (Room 312) 00:00 Tools
1208 00:00 Tools
Flowercrown 00:00 Tools
Too Beautiful 00:00 Tools
Heart in a Jar 00:00 Tools
The Morning 00:00 Tools
Truth Hurts 00:00 Tools
Bloom & Destroy 00:00 Tools
Old News, Same Blues 00:00 Tools
Stay 00:00 Tools
Absolute Minds 00:00 Tools
Introduction 00:00 Tools
Nothing. Existing. Missing. 00:00 Tools
Hear Me 00:00 Tools
Put It On The One 00:00 Tools
Ilyuziata 00:00 Tools
Missing 00:00 Tools
Drain You (Nirvana) 00:00 Tools
1 00:00 Tools
Pixie Dust 00:00 Tools
Flowers are Forever 00:00 Tools
All Eyes On Me 00:00 Tools
Tova Pravi Edno 00:00 Tools
Flowers 00:00 Tools
Moments Of Perfection 00:00 Tools
lyrics 00:00 Tools
Prince 00:00 Tools
Le Break 00:00 Tools
Dragonfly 00:00 Tools
Desert 00:00 Tools
You Won't Take It Away 00:00 Tools
Stars 00:00 Tools
This Is What We Are 00:00 Tools
Magnificent Morning 00:00 Tools
Faith And Sound 00:00 Tools
Human Alchemy 00:00 Tools
Prince - Purple Rain 00:00 Tools
Dusk Til' Dawn 00:00 Tools
Persona 00:00 Tools
Waiting For Augustrian 00:00 Tools
Lose Myself 00:00 Tools
Bloom Destroy 00:00 Tools
All Of This 00:00 Tools
Preface 00:00 Tools
Prince & The Revolution 00:00 Tools
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Formed in Mesa, Arizona around 2011, five-piece hardcore band The Beautiful Ones have slowly been paving their way since then. They released several EP’s and demos, and it took them three years after album Birth of Desire, their last material released in 2012, to finally unleash Jaded Love, their first full-length. The Beautiful Ones’ style of music tends towards a mid-tempo hardcore/punk that includes lots of influences, from NYHC to thrash metal while including grunge elements. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.