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I
00:49
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Dressed In Gold
04:16
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God Save The Queen
04:09
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IV
01:08
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New Feeling
04:54
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VI
01:25
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Fumes
03:56
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Thirst
04:54
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IX
01:14
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Veiling Lights
04:46
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Make It Louder
08:29
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Mind Over Matter Records Chicago, Illinois
From Michigan to Los Angeles to Chicago, we've created a coast-to-coast legacy of curating unmistakably cool physical media. With a focus on vinyl, our releases are all touched by hand. Punk rock ethos blended with ground-breaking artists.
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