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Grand Funk Dreams
01:20
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(pritty) Slash
01:59
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Echolalia
01:59
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Quirky Disco (not)
01:04
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Pulchritude Dispense
03:12
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It Has it's Charm
01:03
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Untitle
01:19
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Fungi
03:05
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Velvet Elvis
00:54
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Faux Pas
02:06
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Gravity
05:07
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the sad onions Bristol, UK
the sad onions were an art / music duo who were proponents of their own uniquely bizarre brand of naïve art / outsider / diy / lo-fi / pop / noise / no wave / punk / garage / twee / surrealism / dada / post-punk. these releases are a document of a very complicated and strange relationship between two very complicated and strange individuals. ... more
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