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Weapon On Me
01:59
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Honey Venom
04:18
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The Broken Knows
03:19
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Walk With You
03:21
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Rampage Ballad
03:40
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Starting To Talk
02:16
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Reset Fracture
03:11
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8. |
You Know More
04:18
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Settle Down
03:06
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Rough & Tumble
02:56
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Hymns and Myths
03:38
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12. |
Partner In Crime
02:59
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Dead Amps Colorado
Dead Amps are Erin O’Toole & Jonathan Payne, a wife and husband duo. As midwestern transplants, they met in Southern
California and are currently living in Colorado. They’ve been developing music together since 2005.
Their music can be described as an imaginative, imagery-inducing fusion of space rock, electronic indie-pop, dream-pop and post-punk, with an overarching artrock aesthetic.
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