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Slave On
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Roswell
04:58
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Chemtrails
03:58
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Bliss
03:07
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Danger Boy
03:53
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Golf Course
02:12
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New Ways of banking
05:10
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Change of Heart
03:48
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Supreme Leader
03:08
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On and On
02:15
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Wish
04:18
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Wondertrees Amsterdam, Netherlands
Mixing up the eerily slow tempo and sound of one of their many influences like LOW and CODEINE with a faint reminder of JOHNNY CASH to sped-up postpunk tracks referring to bands such as JANE’S ADDICTION. Wondertrees are out there as well-defined keepers of the legacy these bands and musicians have provided us with, while adding new flavour and taking it to the present. ... more
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