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Second Coming of Bomba

by Fallopian Disco Force

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1.
Hardwired for Hyperdrive 01:30
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2.
Stand on Zanzibar 04:49
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3.
Hand of Omega 04:16
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4.
The Barlow Follicles 02:51
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5.
Yacumama's Tragedy 04:59
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6.
Second Coming of Bomba 07:39
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7.
Mega Maid 03:11
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8.
Phantom Limb Fever 01:52
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9.
Cuban Hammerlock 02:01
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10.
Midnight in the Land of Punt 03:23
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11.
Heavy Snatcher Patrol 02:00
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12.
Burn the Tourists 05:18
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13.
Inhalant Intervention 02:48
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released September 8, 2013

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Fallopian Disco Force Tokyo, Japan

From hip-hop, Turkish rock and Asian pop, the FDF have been forging their own style of psychedelic disco mashup for over 10 years. Formed in the late 1990s, the group has remained a bastion of unpredictable sound and eclectic performances in Japan, covering everything from demented carnival sideshows to howling Delta-blues noise. ... more

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