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Wasted
02:28
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Sunrise
03:29
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Tell me Of The Sun
02:20
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Connections
03:54
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Flying Disk Fossano, Italy
"Heavy rock since 2010, from noise to stoner rock, with 00’s vibes, from a place out of nowhere, sharing their own perspective".
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