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No Go No More
04:47
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Song Is Change
03:35
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Cloudberries
04:32
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Find A Bear
03:48
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Here We Go Again
02:50
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Crash
03:11
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Ursine TAS, Australia
Formed in 2011, The young Tasmanian six-piece who use bright guitars, deep basslines and strong melodies to make what is best described as froth rock; a beautifully functional mess.
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