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Surf Song
04:01
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2. |
Exit
03:42
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3. |
Care for Myself
03:14
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Spooky Baby
03:28
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Sensitivity
01:55
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The Nah Wollongong, Australia
Four soft punk gems from Wollongong, The Nah spans everything from melancholic indie to semi-ironic surf rock. Their influences are: Blondie, LCD Soundsystem, SCABZ (are shit), The Roches, Talking Heads, women, trans and gender diverse songwriters, nature, science, feelings and justice. ... more
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