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Thanks For The Chaos
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Heavy Duty Dolphin Hat
03:26
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The Cost
03:22
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Oblivion
04:46
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Anhedonia
03:59
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Sliced Up
03:41
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Pentaköch
03:25
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Absent
06:01
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Shake Your Shitmaker
02:01
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Moonrabbit Ames, Iowa
Moonrabbit is a heavy progressive indie band from Ames. After releasing their debut album, "Water Damage," which featured layered songwriting and lush production, the band began exploring more intricate musicianship and heavier tones (both musically and thematically). ... more
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