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Detective
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Tavern 2
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Typhoon Schew
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Trollied
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KGOB
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Ciggy Snoarter
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Lasty Tew
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Jazzar
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C.G. Salad
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Snake Whiskey
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Lasty
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Fate Creature Beppu, Japan
Fate Creature is Ben Rentler and Malcolm Larking. Teaching English during the day and blasting eardrums at night, these two formed FC in 2018 after meeting at a university in southern Japan. Their sound is hard to describe as they don't conform to traditional genres, however, they've been described as psychedelic space rock with math rock elements. ... more
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