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Vintage Male Singer
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High Diver
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What Does It Mean?
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Canada Disappears
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3 Stars
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Remote Control
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Caught on the Crown
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The Low Sparks
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Unison Bends
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Why Are We Fighting?
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The Fire Show Chicago, Illinois
The Fire Show & related things involving Olias Nil and/or
M. Resplendent.
"Stark, dubbish
funk with punk penknife and splatter; left-wing epics constructed from right angles, made by (sm)art school punks interested in the feet and the brain, the ground and the lofty heavens."
(Jay Babcock,
L.A. Weekly)
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