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Rupert, I'm Home
05:31
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Poco Da Goya
03:04
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Bad Bad Operator
05:09
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Sir, You Realize...
06:07
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Exclamato
04:43
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Lariats In Ruins
06:45
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The Cat's Lament
03:59
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Federale Brooklyn, New York
Federale hails from Brooklyn, New York, and plays blues-based, riff-heavy rock that nods to the future whilst saluting the past.
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