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Alcohologram
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Dear Death
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Faces In The Trees
05:37
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The Serial Mathematician
05:17
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Floods Of Egypt
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Plastic Paradox
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Flowers In Hell
04:48
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Malcolm Bat
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Volume
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MUIR Birmingham, UK
MUIR is a garage-psych band based in Birmingham. They draw influence from the psychedelic sound of the 60’s whilst also
incorporating jazz and eastern musical elements.
MUIR constantly tries to push the musical envelope with drowsy grooves, hypnotic melodies and angular song constructs. With a love of danger, MUIR tries to depict the light and dark of life.
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