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Let It Go
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My Ghost Friends
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Orcas & Me
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Stripes
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No Fun
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Ill At Ease
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Her Retainer
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Completely Up To You
01:30
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Don't Know Why
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ORCA TEAM Seattle, Washington
ORCA TEAM is a 1960s Post Punk Beach Party from the confusing waters of the Pacific Northwest. They make the music of a punk trio if everyone in the band decided to keep their volume low and their tones clean. Each song is short, sung with a lonesome croon, equipped with a melodic bass line, and drenched in reverb. Influences include The Flamingos, Pylon, Jan & Dean and The Smiths. ... more
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