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Cheap Red Flags
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Power of Greyskull
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Shrug Far Away
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Morricone
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Dylan
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Keela
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Crossroads
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Mood Swing
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Serpentine
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Open Up Your Heart
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I Had Too Much to Dream
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Wind Distills
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Red Devil Park
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Vicuna Coat Thornbury, Australia
Vicuna Coat, taking their name from an episode of David Lynch's Twin Peaks, offer up twisted garage indie rock
psych.
A wine fueled stab at making fun of and with the world. Someone once told them that they emanate the sound of a sunken ship, whatever that means. They chose to take it as a compliment.
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