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Surf Shop
02:12
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Ike T.
01:57
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E.T. Out of San Arco
03:19
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Suicide Shifter
02:43
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Michelle's Lament
02:25
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Surfin Trax Ranch
01:58
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Hound
02:54
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Barbara not Ann
02:38
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Pier
01:42
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Milo's Track
03:13
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Boat Trip
02:43
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Frank
03:29
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Pictures on the Wall
02:29
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Spitwater Aachen, Germany
Storm Surge of Reverb 2018:
Spitwater is a sort of mad-scientist band, with every track employing surprising
and interesting twists while their unique guitar sound gives off a noisy, rusty sorta sound. ... they’re great at concocting simple, accessible surf riffs as a backbone to all the strangeness. Every spitwater album is bursting with ideas...
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