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Hunch
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Crestfallen
04:36
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Stop And Stare
03:30
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The Fascinator
04:56
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Get Bangalored
03:00
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Magnanimity
03:55
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Horse Course
03:41
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Progenitors
03:52
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All We Hear Is Lampoon
04:19
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Irresistible Offer
03:45
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Matterhurt St. Gallen, Switzerland
Matterhurt is too hard for the mainstream but not hard enough for metal fans. Too complex for pop but too straightforward to be truly progressive. Matterhurt sits between the chairs, but the ground can be comfortable, you know? Matterhurt - a matter that hurts. ... more
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