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Watch It Turn
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Ba Ba Ow
02:00
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Itch
02:25
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DGASAY
02:16
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Nothing
02:17
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Avoid The Creeps
02:03
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Manic Fever
01:42
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Slowly Erasing You
01:20
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Waste Away
02:04
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Transmute
01:36
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Everyone
01:23
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Fast Forward
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Greg Wheeler and the Poly Mall Cops Des Moines, Iowa
Straight out of Des Moines, IA, aka the ninth best place to live in the entire world, Greg Wheeler and the Poly Mall Cops deliver manic garage punk slime at its finest — whatever that means.
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