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Half-Life
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Rest Assured
04:49
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Dull Shine
05:19
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Mirror
04:11
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The Final Stall
05:43
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The Time Factor
05:35
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Ultramodern
06:17
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Askance
04:33
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Daphne's Operation Murfreesboro, Tennessee
This Murfreesboro, Tennessee quintet refreshingly seems torn between being a pop band and a noise band. -Chuck
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