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Lost in the mail
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Moskus
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Nowhere Then, No Hair now!
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I Want a Secret That I Can Tell Everyone
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Do what you're told
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Go to France
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Gadd in heaven
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Between Facebook and Shitting in the Woods
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Deadly Cliffs New Jersey
Deadly Cliffs is a wild new rock duo from Bergen, Norway. The pair plays in bands like Major Parkinson and Dobbeltgjenger and their music is hard-hitting, reckless and uglypretty™. Born out of the global pandemic and its inevitable cultural vacuum, the very deadly and cliffy boys Vegard Wikne and Sondre Veland decided to meet up in the studio and bang out some new tracks. in One session. ... more
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