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Sin Is On My Side
03:16
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Superhero Flower
03:42
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She's Moving In
03:30
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Game's Up
02:59
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Rema
04:29
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Painted Hole
04:48
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Brothers
03:00
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New Royalty
02:54
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Motion Sickness
03:09
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Neurotic Godz
03:19
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Black Vinyl (Live)
02:53
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Painted Hole (Live)
05:26
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*ask Bloomington, Indiana
“Jagged guitars crank slambang Midwestern riffs like a Cheap Trick/Louder Shoes/Poster Children potion, zooming and humming . . . It’s start to finish terrific.” — Jack Rabid, The Big Takeover
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