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Play Things
03:17
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Necromancer
04:23
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Recompense
02:56
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Past Tense
02:04
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Bound To Die Alone
04:08
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Oscar Galt Melbourne, Australia
Knocking about between escalating dirty blues and echoes of garage punk, Melbourne's Oscar Galt
and The Eventual Somethings aren't just another young suburban four-piece chiming in with their opinion of whether VB is any good or not.
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