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Prelude
00:40
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Pt. I
01:47
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Pt. II
04:32
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Pt. III
03:29
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5. |
Pedro Bueno
05:24
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Map the Sky Durham, North Carolina
Map the Sky disregard genre and expectation of what it means to be a rock band in the 21st century. While many fret and cry over the "death of rock," they are happy to shovel dirt onto the grave. Their music for which they coined the term "Stoner Pop," is the distillation of disparate influences such as The Smiths, MF DOOM, Can and Funkadelic ... more
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