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Fade Away
02:44
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Settle Down
02:11
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Scream For Death
01:50
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The Game
03:23
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One Way Out
03:04
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Do You Believe
04:16
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Dead And Gone
03:07
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Here Comes The End
02:48
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Waiting For The Axe
02:53
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Stalingrad
03:05
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Signed D.C.
03:27
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El Gusano
02:54
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Stepmother Melbourne, Australia
Stepmother is an Australian power trio fronted by Graham Clise (Annihilation Time, Lecherous Gaze, Rot TV, Witch). With Equal parts motor city proto punk and feedback drenched fuzz on the darker side of psychedelia, Stepmother plays anthems for the poor depraved sickos and rock n roll miscreants. With influences ranging from Blue Cheer & The Pink Fairies to Nervous Eaters & The Damned. ... more
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