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Do You Follow The Footy?
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Mais Pas Aujourd'hui
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Failure 1
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Nadine
02:15
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Dad's Day Out
00:50
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La Niche
03:04
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Practicum
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Failure 2
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Diverted I
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Phlogius
02:25
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Abroad
01:43
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What We Were Meant To Be
02:38
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Diverted II
00:45
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Rowan Blackmore Cairns, Australia
Describing your own band's art isn't easy. How do you inculcate your influences? You know, like Led Zeppelin, The Beatles,
The Rolling Stones, the Ramones and Curtis Stone without separating them from your own, hubris, ephemeral impact on the current music scene?
It's a solipsistic fantasy; like flipping through re-released vinyl in JB-HiFi and believing you're discovering new music.
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