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We are Pack
03:10
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Show Us Your Teeth
02:21
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S-H-O-W-U-S-Y-O-U-R-TEETH TEETH
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Them Gin Palace Blues
02:49
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Wasted (wet and naked)
03:25
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The Shark Ethic Prevails
03:18
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The Partiest Party
02:32
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Awesomeosaurus London, UK
Goth adjacent new wave at the centre of a B-52s / Ween / Oingo Boingo Venn diagram. Maybe.
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The End Is the Beginning
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Fate In Seven Lessons
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Wesley Eisold returns with his first Cold Cave effort in over a decade, filled to the brim with darkwave-y, club-ready murk.
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