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Army On The Moon
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Mando
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When I Lived In Spain
02:05
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First Broadcast
02:11
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Rust
03:29
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A City Called "LA"
02:41
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Spanish Civil War
02:47
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Market Street
02:39
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Folic Holiday
04:06
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DeaFM Record Co.
Operating out of a super secret desert bunker, DeaFM Records was founded as a lo-fidelity love-in for fuzz, volume and reverb drenched cacophony.
DeaFM Records are Lo-Fi… and Lo-Fi Never Lies.
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