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The Cowboys Are Coming
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Slowly Slip
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Oh Leah
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Overstimulated
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Outside The Lines
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Jesse
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Company Dime
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Cripple Me
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Regret
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Save Face
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Point of View
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Maybe I'll
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Paraquay Geelong, Australia
Four-Piece alternative rock band Paraquay (pronounced Para-key) have established themselves as one of Melbournes most promising bands. Combining pop sensibility with raucous presentation, their debut album ‘Here For Your Pleasure’ does what it says on the label. The result of their sleek live shows, HFYP highlights the bands chemistry. ... more
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