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Lightning Rod
02:44
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Black Bill Of The Woods
01:54
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Deep Water
00:55
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Backwoods Baby
02:05
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As Above So Below
02:35
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Love Like A Mask
03:21
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I Am Other
01:57
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Trans Java Express
02:36
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White Cells
02:18
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Justified And Ancient
02:10
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Counting Coup
01:51
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Seven Crowns Bath, UK
SEVEN CROWNS are a punk band that probably formed sometime in 2005, in the depths of the British West
Country.
Our influences are both obvious and inevitable-the "punk" of POISON IDEA, the "rock" of MOTORHEAD, and the mutterings of Roky Erikkson.
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