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Moon
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Blow Up The Moon
03:12
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Feels Right
03:10
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13 Dead Cats
03:42
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Going Down
02:39
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The Secret Man
02:09
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Vampire Bop
02:53
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Keep It In Your Head
04:33
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Catacomb (Welcome Home)
02:14
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She Wants Me
03:18
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Don't Wanna Know
02:39
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Cold Woman Blue
03:45
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Feel Spectres Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
FEEL SPECTRES are Allen Cory, Matt Goad and Richard York. We are an indie rock three piece from Oklahoma City, land of tornados, oil, and the Thunder. Feel Spectres newfound stripped-down post-punk pop approach compresses their myriad influences — from the Beatles to SST Records to every melodic gem that’s come since — into the purest of diamonds. ... more
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