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Filter
02:29
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Computer Hands
02:33
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Altruism Be Damned
02:31
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Personal Best
02:46
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Risk Exposure
02:42
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Leather Jacket Effect
02:57
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Push
02:35
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Fun
02:15
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Cross My I's
02:23
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Check
02:49
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Bench Press Melbourne, Australia
Naarm/ Melbourne based wiry, post-punk for modern times. New album 'Personal Best' out AUG 30th via Poison City.
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