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Do You Wanna Be My Lover
02:31
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Salt Shaker
02:40
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Rear Window
02:35
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Lust Sick
02:10
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Formation 99
03:20
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My Body My Mind
02:42
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Intermission
02:16
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Blind Beast
03:02
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Bianca Song
02:47
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Feast Your Eyes
02:56
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The Tissues Los Angeles, California
A dark and noisy art-punk quartet were formed in late 2015 in NE Los Angeles.
Kristine Nevrose (vocals) and Jerry
Narrows (guitar) called on friends Bianca Ayala (bass) and Tara Edwards (drums)
to complete the lineup influenced by Pylon, Siouxsie & the Banshees, The Stooges, Make-Up.
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