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What Changed?
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Proof
04:10
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Cannonball!
04:09
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Sold As Is
02:09
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Got Dead
03:31
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Toast
04:48
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Use
04:00
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FREAK
03:25
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TKD
03:05
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APOC
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MORNOIZ Evansville, Indiana
MORNÔ!Z are tight AF, only take left turns, and pay no tribute to the idols of rock gods past. Fusion punk that takes its cues from prog, funk, and garage fuzz, MORNÔ!Z are a musical chameleon worth discovering.
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