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Trash Star
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Speakinagrease
03:35
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Million Miles
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Stranded and Gasping
05:19
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Sociopathic Soup
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Give Me Your Face
04:06
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Instra Mentall
02:27
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Plate
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Things That Suck
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The Low Wires Olympia, Washington
It's all a tad bit silly, heavy, sad, and raunchy with loud guitar, a honking saxophone, and full throated vocals all tied up nicely with a sturdy, bone crunching rhythm section.
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