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Trip9 has answered their debut Desolation, with an aggressive, long awaited follow up album. Against is full of Trip9's signature style and sound, but with more creative, and musical diversity. The mix is in your face heavy, and the songs create a place that only Trip9 know's the directions to. Trip9 Against Songs | 1. | S.L.T.N |
| 2. | Cold |
| 3. | The Fallen |
| 4. | Anymore |
| 5. | Draind |
| 6. | Filter |
| 7. | Bleed Me |
| 8. | Believe |
| 9. | Muck |
| 10. | Down |
| 11. | Release |
| 12. | For Now |
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