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Castle Moon
02:43
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Cornflakes and Headaches
02:46
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Rainbow Pill Dreams
04:03
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Fall Through The Mirror
03:15
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Acid Nightmare (Yeah!)
02:38
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Black Cat
04:51
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Warrior Slaughter
03:42
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Gomorrah
02:57
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Tunnels
03:14
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Crystal Ball
03:49
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The Minotaur's Message
03:39
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Cosmic Eyes and the Colliders Edinburgh, UK
Forged in the warm heart of the Cosmos and spending a millennia travelling the ethereal plane for sounds and rhythms, Cosmic Eyes and the Colliders have landed on Earth in 2020 to bring their psychedelic sounds to their new followers. The future leaders of your new cult. ... more
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