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Intro
00:31
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2. |
The Information
03:45
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3. |
Bring Out Your Dead
03:15
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4. |
Dark Horse
05:11
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Terabyte
04:07
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Relic
02:58
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7. |
Last Day
04:26
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Hexenreihen
03:35
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9. |
Locust
04:48
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Allah Al Akbar
04:35
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11. |
Plan B
04:08
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Alcoholic Junkies
03:39
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13. |
6 Years
03:39
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Injury
03:46
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15. |
1990
03:42
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Outro
00:55
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Fertile Reality Netherlands
Fertile Reality has been around since 1993. A bunch of friends who started out with primitive spacerock and noiserock, but
soon settled on a more subtile new wave sound with shoegaze influences. Now moving into a more post-punk/indie directions. Old skool hipsters!
Paul Broekhuizen - Vocals
Edwin Hofman - Guitars
Pieter Winkelaar - Bass
Edwin Westerink - Drums
... more
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