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Dielectric
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I Kissed Her Twice
03:21
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Medication
03:51
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Olivia
05:39
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48h Daydream
02:45
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New Things
04:46
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Berry Bee
04:53
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Introduction
04:30
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Mystery Machine #4
08:00
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Cindy Gravity Germany
Cindy Gravity is a psychedelic pop trio with a drum machine, pitched vocals and lots of Major7
chords.
Summoned by the three musicians Ludwig Rensch , Nico Schützinger and Lucas Fröschle, Cindy Gravity dissolves the unwritten laws of the concert stage.
In September 2022 Cindy Gravity will release their debut album "Brutally Soft".
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