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Black Holes
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Here Comes Ginger, Again
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Space Junkie
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The One to Die Young
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Happiness
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Talking to Myself
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French Song
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In the Cosmos
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There's Nothing to Fear
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Why Won't You Talk to Me
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The Electric Primadonnas Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
The Electric Primadonnas are a neo-psychedelic indie-rock band based out of Oklahoma City and Los Angeles. Progressing their art from the past five years and onward, the Primadonnas continue to rise and push the realms of psychedelic garage rock, bringing it to another level. ... more
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