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Mean Streets
02:56
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Here Comes Lucy
02:47
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Serenade In Mono
07:08
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Lies
05:00
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Hyperbolic Truth
05:31
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Funkey
05:47
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I've Got Demons
04:34
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Ballad of a Motorhead
05:52
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Pray for Me
04:42
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Orgasmised Chaos
04:12
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Stardusk Encounter Chicago, Illinois
In a scene where bands seem chained to their specific genre, Stardusk Encounter is a consistently shape-shifting entity, yet the unique mixture of styles isn't there as a hollow grab for every possible audience. This is a band of well-schooled multi-instrumentalists, writing and performing on their own terms with a canyon-wide palette of slinky, ominous sounds. Get into it! ... more
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