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Out of It
03:12
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Salvation
05:47
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See What's Real
05:15
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Godforsaken City
02:57
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Edge of Town
03:13
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Cemetery
03:28
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Morning Rain
04:35
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Write in the Sand
04:01
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Paranoia
04:08
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Back for Long
04:09
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Gairy Humball Ghent, Belgium
A sixties protopunk feel with an identifiable post-ironic touch.
When you’re in dismay, you’ll easily
plug into the band’s vibe.
The first release of 2022, inducting the new 'Popular to Contrary Belief' album is 'See what's Real'. A mellow, kissed-by-Santana tune covering the themes of the album. Out-of-placeness, emotional disarray leading to nonchalance are evident in this 5-minute jam.
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Great 'roomy' feel througout the album, ironic 'pissing in the wind' criticism. Anti-heroic focalizing.
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