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Cannot Tell Me
03:21
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2. |
Never Knew Why
01:54
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The Cruelest Smile
04:17
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4. |
The Currents I Swim
05:06
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5. |
My Name
03:43
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The Coming Storm
03:01
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I Prefer To Run
02:55
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In My Head
04:09
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Los Llamarada Monterrey, Mexico
Los Llamarada.
Since 2002, recording post-punk, psych, lo-fi, improv madness.
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