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King of the Western Crust

by Holodreck

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	1.	King of the Western Crust 01:53
	2.	Hexham Heads 01:25
	3.	Hot Dog Beach 03:20
	4.	Black Trees 02:11

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Or "more songs about pizza and podcasts". low budget gutter rock recorded 2019-2020 Brighton UK. Mostly analogue recording.

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released June 4, 2020

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Holodreck Brighton, UK

Sometimes mono! Mostly analogue! Budget rock gutter jams heavy on the tambourine

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