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Shut Up And Love Me
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Iron Giants
03:42
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Enigma Satanica
05:59
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Elenin
05:17
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Fell Hand (As Fortold)
06:02
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Live Like Lions
05:29
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Don't Mind Ya
02:06
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Atomic Prophets
04:16
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Open Season
06:00
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Unholy Mountain
04:23
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The Evil Engineer Chicago, Illinois
The Evil Engineer is a music website. It is geared towards independent music mostly in the realm of Stoner Rock, but covers anything that rocks including folk and country music from time to time. The ultimate goal of the blog is to feature good music and give the bands the exposure they deserve. ... more
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