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The Fire Is Waiting
11:10
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Last Believer Drop Dead
05:45
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Have I Run Out
07:47
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Underneath The Concrete
03:35
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Now You're Gone
05:22
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Atomic Heels
03:43
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I Never Thought To Ask
04:11
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Secret Machines New York, New York
One of the most acclaimed rock bands of the 2000s, the Secret Machines helped define the sound of the era, alongside contemporaries Interpol, Spiritualized, and TV on the Radio. Laden with sprawling arrangements occasionally pushing the 9 minute mark, Curtis and Garza have always been most comfortable with the term “space rock.” ... more
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