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After
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Rage into New Day
03:08
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Wasteland
02:16
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Finite Future
02:12
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Story of Our Kin
02:36
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Buydentity
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Yuppies Grass
02:27
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Battle
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Slave
03:07
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Binary
03:04
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Ode to Barley
02:17
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Moonshiner
02:51
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Empress Bridge
01:52
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Police Bastard
01:59
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Ol' Friend of Mine
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Whiskey and the Wench Dunedin, New Zealand
We play raucous acoustic punk songs about riding bikes, drinking whiskey and the inevitable collapse of industrial civilization.
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