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Hope
06:43
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Tell Them Where To Go
04:02
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Sandcastles
04:18
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Lani
07:26
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Not My Story
04:20
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Self-made Man
03:43
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Anger's Not Enough
06:59
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Pillow
05:25
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Cable Ties Melbourne, Australia
Cable Ties are frenetic lead lines tethered to a hypnotic rhythm section. They take the 3 minute punk burner and stretch it past breaking point. Suddenly the garage rock gives way as primitive boogie, kraut and post-punk take things way out to the horizon. ... more
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