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The Campervan
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Hunting Lalo
02:11
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Things We Lost
02:45
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Voodoo
03:03
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Mr Upside Down
01:59
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Jazz in Orbit
03:14
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Mr Buttoned Up
02:55
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Drums of Death
01:34
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Clearly Now
03:17
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Impossible Ark Records London, UK
An artist run record label which produces limited runs of vinyl backed up by digital downloads. We use analog production techniques, press to 180 gram vinyl and have hand pressed sleeves.
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