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Turn Away
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The Black Hand
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999
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I Want More
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D.O.A.
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So Suggestive
03:05
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Wasting My Time
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Empty
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Everybody Else
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1992
05:04
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Disintegration
08:36
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Long Gone
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The Mortals Cincinnati, Ohio
Cincinnati's donation of swagger to the 1990's garage punk revival, The Mortals are an American garage rock band formed in 1989. They released 3 LPs on seminal garage label Estrus Records in the 1990s and reunited in 2018. The Mortals 4-piece lineup today: Denny Brown (guitar/vocals), William “Bill” Grapes (guitar/vocals), Matt Becher (bass) and Mike Grimm (drums). ... more
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