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So Gone
02:01
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2. |
What Could Go Wrong?
02:11
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3. |
Don't Call Us
02:42
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4. |
In Hate With You
01:53
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Take Out
02:58
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It's Not Allowed
02:31
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7. |
You Wish
02:25
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Termite
02:17
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9. |
Try Me
02:06
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10. |
Internal Logic
03:19
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11. |
Obviously
01:34
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12. |
Leech
02:43
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13. |
It Makes a Lot of Sense
03:19
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14. |
Get Lost
02:21
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15. |
Not as Advertised
03:05
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Make-Overs Pretoria, South Africa
“When it settles into a gentle rumble after the three minute mark, you realise this is the genius of the Make-Overs, they
make you rock out, they expand your mind and they look like they are taking over the world when they own on stage, it's a sight to behold.
Pretoria should be proud, South Africa should be proud. This band has arrived!
- Loydd Gedey, Mail & Guardian
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