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Intro
00:16
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Haylands
04:23
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Waste
02:29
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4. |
Road To Perdition
03:36
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Clomipramine
02:53
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End of Days
03:31
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New Beginnings
01:05
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The Capture of Louie V.
02:48
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9. |
Modern Day Hero
02:27
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Driftwood
00:20
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Lost Humanity
01:46
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December
06:29
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Laternpoll Utrecht, The Netherlands
In 1998, four hillbillies that got to know each other through inline skating decided to get together and start playing the
music they loved most. They formed a punkrock band that was later known as Laternpoll. They played a lot of shows throughout the Netherlands and recorded one split record in 2002 with their buddies from the Almighty Kingpin.
15 years later their debut album is here, at last.
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