Enzo Danger
Fuck I love this album. Walking through a graveyard in London listening to Mother London on an oe is a spiritual highlight.
More please.. Where ever you are..
Favorite track: Mother London.
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Sea Shaped Stone
03:19
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Subterranean
03:47
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El Hombre Invisible
03:50
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Darkest Light
03:11
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Mother London
03:57
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La Maree
03:17
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Bone
02:56
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Train Wreck In Cold Snow
03:21
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Suicide Train
06:09
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