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We Are The Monsters
03:12
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Balloon Man
03:12
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Mr Antenna
03:33
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The Corndog King
02:48
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5. |
Saving My Breath
03:41
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Heavens To Murgatroyd
03:05
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7. |
Days of Wonder
03:05
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Dr Strange
02:55
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Johnny The Torch
03:15
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Stick Man
04:06
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11. |
A Sinister Flick
03:18
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12. |
Mr Snake
03:00
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Ghost Man
03:12
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14. |
Incredible Girl
03:40
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15. |
Maze of Memories
03:37
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16. |
There's Always a Chance
02:56
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The Contrast UK
The Contrast’s sleek, edgy, chiming guitar pop embraces influences spanning genres, wrapped up into irresistible 3-minute pop songs.
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