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These Are Lights is the introductory album by Detroit, Michigan, band The Armed. The album was released for free digital online download on July 6, 2009. [1]

The digital download included an additional art booklet containing original artwork from the band and lyrics.

The album contains a cover of the song Gave Up by industrial rock band Nine Inch Nails.

Track listing

"Party At Pablo's" – 2:18
"Kingbreaker" – 2:59
"Hail Troglodon" – 1:59
"As Centaurs" – 2:40
"Buy A Snake" – 1:54
"I Steal What I Want" – 1:48
"Grand Party Frankenstein" – 2:52
"Gave Up(Nine Inch Nails cover)" – 3:50
"Terrordactyl" – 3:08
"Elephant" – 3:25
"The Great Fatsby" – 3:18

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