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On to the Abyss
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Black Hole Blues
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Way out West
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What's the Rush
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To the Moon
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Copenhagen
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This passing Trip
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Your Love is the Tide
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Lessons
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Bath Party Portland, Oregon
"You’d think from the opener, that Bath Party was a Ganges River Surf Rock band. Their psych garage riffs gradually drift
into drone raga territory with their echo drenched guitars and spacey synths, all nagchampa, ganja lassi and sunshine. Bath Party should be on your summer tape list."
- Tapefamous.com
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