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Black Hills
03:34
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Future Leather
03:11
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Heaven Again
03:45
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Lucifer Rising
03:27
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Porto
04:36
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Ride Savage Ride
04:53
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Suburban Decay
04:10
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Nighthawks
04:31
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Scarlet Eyes
04:34
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Witching Hour
06:41
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Tallinn Daggers Tallinn, Estonia
A one-man army of Ardo Kivi, that expands in studio sessions and live situations. Critics have claimed the bands single „Black Hills“ from the last album „Suburban Decay“ to be “stadium ready”, with echoes of Echo and the Bunnymen, Primal Scream, The Jesus and Mary Chain and The Cure. ... more
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