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Cloaks & Daggers
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Labyrinth
05:14
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Furthur
04:57
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Procession Of Lost Souls
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At The Edge Of Utopia
07:33
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Inside The Circle
04:19
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Feral
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So Mote It Be
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Lacertilia Cardiff, UK
Lacertilia are a throbbing, psycho-sonic groove rock colossus with punk attitude and psychedelic tendencies . . . an
inebriating cocktail of monster riffs, trancey grooves and primal white hot energy. Shamanic heaviness for the wild and the free.
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