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Ballad of a Fat Man
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Descending
05:01
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Desert
02:35
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Forest of Doom
04:02
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Hamburger Time
07:56
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Hillbillies
03:19
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National Anthem
04:42
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Shopping Mall
06:56
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The Deadly Science
02:55
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The Voices
05:35
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The Other Side
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Think About It
05:46
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Denizens Brisbane, Australia
"Born in the phoetus of god's eternal mindspam we traversed the interdimensional vladivostok to reach the listener's inner
self.
We ate some monkey poo and woke up with instruments in our hands and hundreds of albums written."
(Denizens started in 2011 and in 2012 evolved to their current lineup of Craig Brunton, Andrew Fitzpatrick and DB. They play experimental/psyc/alt rock. Currently on Hiatus)
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