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Down and Out
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Looking Down
02:47
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They Found Hugh
02:29
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Me + Eye
04:32
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Sunshine
04:00
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Cord-On/Off
03:09
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What Is Will Be What Was
06:19
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Oort
02:20
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Fungas Newcastle, Australia
‘Fungas' craft infuses deep elements of psych, punk, and garage, consistently diversifying their tone to all those that choose to engage in their psychedelic sound-bath. Fungas's energetic live shows continue to encapsulate their new art madness with constant rhythmic changes stylised with experimental sounds of mellotron, trip percussion and lots of delay.’— ... more
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