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Concrete Falls
05:04
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Cop's Delight
03:23
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Cure for Joy
03:45
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Only 18
03:52
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Lollabye
03:34
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Singapore
04:34
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Never (I See )
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The Other Side
04:06
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GOODBYE, ÖLGA Lisbon, Portugal
One of the most well kept secrets in the Portuguese indie rock scene with a respected musical legacy spanning nearly 20 years, Lisbon four-piece Goodbye, ÖLGA are known for combining different styles into their sound. Now, with a new double album “GOODBYE, ÖLGA” arrives as a shamanic force that gathers both distorted punk rock, and stellar melodic sounds. ... more
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