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All My Dead Relatives
02:42
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Reeses Thesis
02:15
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Binary Canary
02:09
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Denial and Error
02:35
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Backwards Floors
02:51
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How Now Brown Cow?
02:05
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Apocalypse Rock
03:46
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Bruiser
02:09
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Pig heart
02:08
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Aberration Respiration
02:41
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Satan's Submarine
03:46
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Desperado Dressing
05:15
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Dinosaurs and Thunder Cincinnati, Ohio
With a clear goal to blur the lines of lo-fi indie, punk, and experimental heaviness, Dinosaurs and Thunder come and go in a psychedelic haze. Lo Fi City, USA
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