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Fear of God or Man?
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Making Waves
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Cannibals
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Treasure Chest
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Brainwashed
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Let's Go For a Ride
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Remote Control
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I Have You Rewired
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The Atheist
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Another Dehydrant
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Party Banjo
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Warbler Oakland, California
When you hear the name Warbler, think of a folk-programmed bionic song-bird perched with joyful simplicity on the fresh rubble of a musical Apocalypse. Warbler’s self-titled album, the second effort of singer/songwriter Sean Sullivan, is an enjoyably off-putting cocktail of pure organic spirit set on electric fire. ... more
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