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Sons of Love and Death
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Atmosphere
04:02
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Say Goodbye
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A Hole Inside
05:26
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So Free
05:25
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OJOS ROJOS Claremont, California
"Ojos Rojos’ interpretation of psychedelia, garage and shoegaze on their sophomoric album, is at times, simply stunning.
Their expansive and layered formula captures the essence of heavy-psych in its purist form. An acid-laced guitar lover’s wet dream."
— Chybucca Sounds (U.K)
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Their other one threw down so hard that I had to purchase this'n!!! They won me!!!
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