Stuart
Darkly mesmerising incessant infections rhythms shot through with electrifying reverb drenched guitar that you must go catch live if you like their recorded music.
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It Grows Under
10:47
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Runnin' Escapin'
07:09
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The People
06:44
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Quite a Charade
07:44
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The Wheel
06:58
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