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Flavour of the Week
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Sainters
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Moddy Man
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Chubby Ted
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Simultaneous Hiatus
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Walk on the Moon
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Surfs Up, Buttercup
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Sterile Therapy
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Pantyhose
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Stay Humble
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Kardinia
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Bloke
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The Dawdlers Ballarat, Australia
Endeavouring to treat your broken mistreated ears to a large mixture of genres laced with sarcasm. All somehow beautifully sounding the same.
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