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boat
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cage
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beliver
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cow
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stupid crocodile smile
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forget
03:11
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fuckin' machine
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gion
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hey men
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penguin
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reload
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rookie
03:38
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soulscreens
02:10
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voices
02:18
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always and everywhere
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TRAULERS Yekaterinburg, Russia
Rough romantic lo-fi by one person and a "no-man band". The lyricism of folk, the assertiveness of a country, a bit of Tom Waits's gloomy aesthetics, a pinch of street jazz roots, and simple narrative stories from the life - the basis of this spicy Ural cocktail. ... more
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