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"Think of a Paradigm Shift as a change from one way of thinking to another. It's a revolution, a transformation, a sort of metamorphosis. It just does not happen, but rather it is driven by agents of change." -Thomas Kuhn-Born in the spring of 2003, A Paradigm Shift is a young and still evolving five member original rock band from New Bedford, Ma. APS is a fusion of very diverse musical backgrounds and influences. The result of this unusual collaboration, is an “in your face” progressive rock sound that is both hard-hitting and melodic, with lyrics that are inspired by the common inquiries and frustrations we are all faced with. An undying passion for music and the enduring desire to produce unique material, is what motivates this band. With the recent release of their debut album “Far From Grace”, A Paradigm Shift hopes to hit the ground running early in 2006 and share with all--their invention. Paradigm Shift Far From Grace Songs | 1. | Twisted Turn of Events |
| 2. | The War Within |
| 3. | Requiem |
| 4. | Divine Question |
| 5. | Sorry |
| 6. | Sandcastle Empire |
| 7. | Same Things |
| 8. | Enigma |
| 9. | You're Right |
| 10. | Far From Grace |
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