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Shut Yr Trap
02:05
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Close Our Eyes
01:28
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The Girl Before
02:16
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Tear My City Down
03:12
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Bring Me Joy
01:54
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This Love is Impossible
01:52
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Unblackmailable
02:35
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Water/Blood
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Insomnia
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Too Much or Not Enough
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Rocket to the Moon
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This Song is a Virus
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The Urinals Los Angeles, California
SoCal minimalists URINALS formed in 1978 at UCLA, issued three well-regarded singles, as well as an album and EP as their post-punk incarnation 100 FLOWERS. In the new century, they've released two albums of new material (available here) and have performed all over the US, in Canada, France, Belgium, and China. With their ties to Punk Rock, Pop, and Psychedelia, they resist easy categorization. ... more
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