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Hearth I
10:31
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Xenesthis Immanis
04:39
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Transistor
03:51
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Howlin' and Prowlin'
03:37
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Fly on the Wall
05:48
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The sun
Now dripping our of sight
Leave us
To conquer another grim night
Street lights
Colored and awfully bright
Red clouds
Billow from the steam pipes
Fell beast
Slavering over fang
Fey king
Resigning himself to cruel fate
Malice
Wafting up through the grates
Thick air
Stinging, acrid to the taste
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SWASH
04:54
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Hearth II
07:11
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We can feel
The Earth's heart
Gently thump
Underfoot
We can feel
Each other wane
Gently fade
Into the dark
Stare into
Stare into
Abyssal tombs
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Screen Frogs Seattle, Washington
Diving headfirst into the psychedelic, garage rock frenzy, Screen Frogs delivers sonic pleasures from multiple genres, old and new. Formed by brothers Will and Mike Bacon in 2018 and later joined by Scott Minnich in 2019 and Preston Lewis in 2022, the group got their start in a garage north of Seattle, WA. ... more
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