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Lack of Passion
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Frank Backwards
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Wild Baboons
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Elephants & Mirrors
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Octopussy
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Islam Punk
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Doormat Theory
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April '66
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Hotel Room
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Night Bus
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Art Museum
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Living Room
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Woog Riots Darmstadt, Germany
From Lo-Fi to Disco! That's what perfectly describes the Woog Riots sound: a unique mixture consisting of quirky indie pop, boy/girl vocals with a Lo-Fi attitude of singing, electronic beats and synthesizers. The band’s upbeat live shows have been celebrated from Europe across the Atlantic. In their songs you might recognize sounds of DFA, Moldy Peaches, Young Marble Giants, B-52's and many more. ... more
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