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Not Garage
05:03
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Fire!
04:02
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Swamp Thing
06:28
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Shades (of Now and Then)
03:03
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Drink Me
03:23
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Apocalypse Blues
05:00
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Irate Sky
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Thee Telepaths Kettering, UK
Psych-driven fuzz & beat four-piece from Kettering, UK with a sound that owes a clear debt to the metallic proto-punk rock
of The Stooges & The MC5, the '80s drone-fuzz of Loop & Spacemen 3, the wonky electronics of The Silver Apples & Suicide and the warped heavy psychedelia of Black Sabbath. They are:
Dean: Vocals, Guitar
Tom: Guitar, Organ, Electronics
Tim: Bass
Vin: Drums, B. Vocals
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