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The Truth Is
04:14
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Lost And Found
08:09
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Awkward Moments
03:24
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The Storm
04:29
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Captain, The Kraken
07:38
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Umchaboogie
04:25
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Lie To Me
04:19
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Beta Minus Blues
07:30
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Dynamite Boy
05:50
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No Windows
06:12
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Fiesta Melon Lowell, Massachusetts
Fiesta Melon- Keith Valcourt [bass,vocals], Justin Pilat [guitar,vocals], Mark Fabrizio [keyboards,vocals], Ryan Allgrove [drums]- is a funky, high energy, Psych rock band with a propensity for improv. Fiesta Melon creates catchy, honest songs via memorable hooks, lush harmonies and textured soundscapes. ... more
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