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Imagine (not more core)
04:26
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Make The Floor Burn
03:51
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Dance Yeah!
04:00
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The Art of Science
04:46
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Cuttin Klass
05:30
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Release The Furby
04:07
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Neurotic Artist
05:52
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K5K Auckland, New Zealand
K5K (Leonard McMullen)
Fakecore, Trashy breakcore & noisewank.
Other Projects; Anti-Kati, Dub Ya Children Eaterz, I Can't Believe It's Not Blink182, Division, etc
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