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Big Beautiful Women
06:23
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Death Train
06:33
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Mating In Captivity
06:08
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Wool Flies
04:19
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Japanese Bug Fights
05:17
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False Alarm
05:49
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Crab Smasher Newcastle, Australia
Experimental/free improvisation/noise pop trio from Newcastle NSW Australia. Using electronics, drums and guitars they produce a playful, clumsy and unpredictable mutation of psychedelic rock, noise, drone, doom, avant-pop, post-punk, electronica, new age/weird etc. etc. ... more
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