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Rock Hamster
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Bought it on Ebay
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Unknown People
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Flurty Gurty
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Sticky
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Death From Holidays
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Soothsayer
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Full
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Brainbuster
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Garaga
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Riddence Clarington
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GARAGA Ottawa, Ontario
Born and raised in a garage (seriously), Ottawa’s very own GARAGA was originally cooked up as a fun-hearted poke at ominous- sounding metal names like Pantera. But behind the mockery was the semi-serious idea that GARAGA, like the name suggests, could be a super-fuzzed-out 60’s garage outfit with an order of heavyosity on the side. ... more
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