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No More
06:06
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Sweet Home
03:38
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We are the Buffalo
04:00
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Anoint You
05:04
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Humboldt Pie
05:43
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That Bastard
04:30
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Furnace Creek
05:33
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Near Dusk Denver, Colorado
Hard riffin' Mile High Stoner Rock drenched in Psychedelia and the Heavy Blues. Laden with heavy woody riffs, slow driving tempos, and plenty of fuzz to go around. Fronted by Guitarist and Vocalist Matthew Orloff, Low End Soldier Kellen McInerney, and Rhythm Heathen Jon Orloff, the band maintains an original style while crossing all boundaries of Classic Stoner Rock. ... more
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