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Alien
06:09
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Burning
04:13
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Gifters
05:23
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Solitary
06:54
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The Greedy Few
03:33
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There's Only Me
04:10
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Bird on a Wire
05:26
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Final Breath
05:31
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New Trip
04:13
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ZOM Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Purveyors of hard and heavy, rock n' roll grooves. This is pure, riff driven glory from a colossal quartet hailing from Pittsburgh, PA
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