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The Tingler
01:07
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She'll Never Know
03:02
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Now She's Gone
02:24
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Jellybean
02:34
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Xiola Blue
02:21
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The Ripper
01:44
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The Living Dead
04:04
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Crackin' Up
01:42
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Ghoul Girl
03:41
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Gates Of Hell
02:56
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Circa '78
01:23
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My My My
04:08
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THE PRIESTS Rochester, New York
Hypnotic guitar lines, fuzzed-out organ and tribal back-beat mixed with a dark Cramps-meets-Cynics vibe, form the foundations of The Priests’ unusual and original sound. Sonically influenced by the classic rock n' roll sounds of yesteryear, the band forges ahead, creating the music of tomorrow in their own image. ... more
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