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In Walks Nathan
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Saturnocalypse
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Clutch Cargo
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fuchsprellen Connecticut
fuchsprellen was a bloodsport of the worst kind, literally launching live animals into the air. the French called it Lancer de Renard, but the Germans had a more concise term: Fuchsprellen. So hide the kiddies because the band fuchsprellen is a free jazz meets electronica clash of the worst kind. We won't launch any live animals into the audience, honest. Or am I kidding? Come out and see! ... more
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