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KISS ME
00:57
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DON'T COME TO THE PARTY
00:26
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NO MEANS NO MARIAH
02:11
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AKIRA
02:00
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BERRY
02:23
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FUCKING LOVE SONG
01:13
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A THIEF'S JOURNAL
01:42
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YOU LIE
01:18
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YOU MAKE ME DIE
01:30
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ROSEANNE BARRR Lambeth, UK
Bass and drums from south london, singing songs about sex and criminality. Hypnotic thump, distorted throb and teen-cult chanting.§
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