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BEEMOMUG
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AKIRA
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SAFETY MATCHES
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B TO A
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HEATHEN FLOW
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THROWING SPARKS
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TURING
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DEAFCULT Brisbane, Australia
DEAFCULT were the kids back in high school that invested heavily in their alone time. Music, records, movies, zines, books, comics, skateboarding, writing, drawing, high brow, and low brow all took precedence over any alternative. It was always going to be tough finding likeminded characters. Years out, many bands and numerous projects between, DEAFCULT forms in Brisbane, Australia – 2015. ... more
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