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Crime Wastin'
03:03
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Concrete Heart
02:50
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Seen You Around
02:54
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(A Lot To) Think About
03:41
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Call Up (Hang Up)
02:50
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Creepy / Sexy
02:20
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I Don't Wanna Hear It
02:20
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Anenome Anomaly
02:35
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Get It
03:13
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In A Little While
03:01
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Midnight Sun
03:24
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Chupacarbra
03:00
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High Fangs Melbourne, Australia
A fusion of 60s Garage, 70s Power Pop, Stiff Records New Wave, 00s Swedish Punk energy minus an Ikea™ Allen Key.
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