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Fat Cat
04:45
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Red Hot Red
04:46
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Cloud Dweller
03:53
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Funky Respite
01:42
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Drown
06:16
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Take Me Out
04:23
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Dune Ramble
01:10
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Blind Bats At The Rodeo
02:43
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Carry On
06:06
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Outro
02:00
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Deadeye Navigator Oslo, Norway
Norwegian outfit playing funky 70’s stoner rock. Check out our brand new EP!
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