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Black Tears
02:33
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Paisley Rumble
03:32
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Just Like Before
05:03
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Lion is Dead
03:29
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See Me Kill Me
04:03
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Blister Me, Baby
03:25
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Minertia Blue
04:04
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Lenin and Dali
02:50
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Waiting on the Shore
02:04
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Ready to Feel
02:48
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Hitchhike to the Sun
05:30
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Brick Death
02:19
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Dancing in the Streets
04:34
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Drive-Thru Mystics Sacramento, California
Drive-Thru Mystics are a garage-punk/neo-psychedelic/rock-and-roll project started by A.A. Ron (Bond Girl Rejects) three years ago, first as Paisley Rumble, then Bond Girl Rejects, and now Drive-Thru Mystics. Aaron plays guitar, sings, and writes all of the music and lyrics. Bass: The Good David. Drums: Pat Hammer Hennessey. Drive-Thru Mystics is the intellectual property of Aaron Hutto. ... more
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