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I Like It
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Sometimes
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Like a Worm
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Old Man
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I'm Rotten
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Your Infection
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Can You Dance?
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On the Road
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Snake Skin
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Electric Valley Records Sardinia, Italy
Stoner Rock, Doom Psychedelic Rock, Heavy Psych, Heavy Rock and Heavy Riffs.
Vinyl & Fuzz Worship est. 2014
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