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Knife Bastard
05:41
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If it moves
02:38
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Tony I'm scared
05:16
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Mary-Kate
04:01
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It ain't worth it
04:50
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Peach
03:22
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She & He
05:51
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Buried Life
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Man Alive
02:20
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Hawk Moth Records Melbourne, Australia
Stealth lo-fi record label controlled from the shed. Occasional vinyl. Friends being friends. And sexy t-shirts...
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