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Pseudoscience Swirl
02:02
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Can't Help But Grimace
01:55
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Knife Parterre
02:05
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Magic as a Speck
01:28
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Chord Regression
01:53
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Cafeteria Prog
01:46
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Raytheon Girls
01:55
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LINT TRAP Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Scotty Witts - vocals, guitar
Dan Celebrity - bass
Jake Brahm - drums
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