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Hands as a Unit
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Agitate to the Top
02:20
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Moves on its Belly
01:25
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No Dot Note
02:33
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Carter Beats the Devil
03:09
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He is the Queen Auburn, Alabama
HITQ was an experimental post-punk band based in Auburn, Alabama from 1995 to 1997.
Two-thirds of the
band would go on to form Ed Kemper Trio in late-1997.
edkempertrio.bandcamp.com/music
Also check out:
Terrible Lovers
terriblelovers.bandcamp.com
The Lesser Feats
lesserfeats.bandcamp.com
El Chupa Cobras
elchupacobras.bandcamp.com
Black Racers
blackracers.bandcamp.com
... more
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