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Never Trust a Computer
03:15
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Golden Casket
03:09
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Color Me Activated
02:56
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Drinking For Two
01:57
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Precious Rhino
02:08
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Teenage Tits
03:05
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Electric Eye, Electric I
03:03
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Pistolwhip
03:06
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the Conversation
02:11
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Second Suspect
02:22
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Three Boots in a Well
02:49
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Pederasty
02:51
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Monsterbator St John's, Newfoundland and Labrador
Andrew Waterman - Vocals
Victor Lewis - Bass
Devon Milley- Drums
Christian Gagnon - Guitar
Stefan Warbanski - Synth
CONTACT: devonmilley@gmail.com
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