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Better Half of Nothing
03:58
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No Greater Sorrow
06:09
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Emperor of all Maladies
07:51
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1965
01:40
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Divinity for the Wicked
05:18
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Burial Under the Sun
06:03
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Evel Knievel Blues
02:50
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Artificial Head Records Houston, Texas
Record label based out of Houston, Texas. Featuring a wide range of bands - lo-fi pop, garage rock, metal, punk, and experimental rock.
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