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Maullaby
02:00
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Moth To The Flame
02:38
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The Dance
01:41
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Song #9
05:15
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Reborn
03:37
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Starship 666
02:13
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Snakehead
02:24
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Legs And Lungs
01:23
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Eliza Day - The Works
03:56
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sumppumprecords Des Moines, Iowa
Sump Pump Records was founded in 1998 by Dan Hutchison, Brian Wiksell and Bill Heard. We released a vinyl 7" EP for Why Make
Clocks in 1998 and a full-length CD for Chad O'Neall in 2000...then we got preoccupied w/our bands.
Now, it’s back to Dan and Tom Reelitz releasing records w/a DIY approach, by ourselves and other bands we love.
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