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Sons of Stone
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Mephedrone
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Visions of The Sun
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Where You Gonna Go?
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Starstreamer
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Axe Man
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Keeper (of Souls)
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Pretender
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Miles Away
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Stick Around
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The Surf
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Peoples Temple Lansing, Michigan
Peoples Temple have righteously returned with a sliver of their next wave, and with the anxiously agitated ‘Looters Game’ we
have a band on our hands here with their heads clearly going in the right direction. The Lansing, Michigan snarlers are preparing for their sophomore More For The Masses LP, coming this September.
– Victimoftime.com
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