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The Greatest Story Ever Told
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G.A.F.F.
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Blue Beam Baby
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Suburbiopia
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Bumma Sanger
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The Donkey
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Reporting Of A Failed Campaign
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New Romeo Agent
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Legal Ghost
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The Confinement Of The Quarks
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TFS Melbourne, Australia
Tropical Fuck Storm is Gareth Liddiard, Fiona Kitschin, Lauren Hammel and Erica Dunn
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K.G.
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The K.G.L.W. duology-super-album... thing... is one of King Gizzard & Friends' most ear grabbing records. Both albums are SPICY AF, being stuffed with snazzy melodies, catchy instrumentals, and actually really cynical lyrics. The tracks snag your attention, and they keep a darn tight grip. It’s nothing but ear worms from start to finish; sick stuff.
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