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Little Blue Dot
04:19
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Persephone
03:55
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Song for the Unknown
03:27
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Shadow Walker
04:12
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Rocket Fuel
03:08
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Dignity
03:42
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Toxic Tick
03:40
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Entrails
06:04
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Black Opal London, UK
BLKO write their own original songs that straddle a range of musical genres. Alikened to post punk, progressive rock and psychedelia the band describe themselves as punkadelic. female vocals have enabled the band to carve a niche in the current scene. A new EP will be available soon. Watch this space for gigs and other live performances, BLKO like to do things a little differently. ... more
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