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Dark Matter
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Oblivion
03:00
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Whale Rider
05:13
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The Promise
04:46
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Asylum
04:35
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Lullaby
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The Gift
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Castaway
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Forest
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Tremors
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Sam Cobra Seattle, Washington
Based out of Seattle, Sam Cobra is a guitar-driven psychedelic rock band. Driving bass rhythms and melodic guitar riffs
combined with the psychedelic dronings of viola and soaring vocal melodies culminate into a unique genre-bending musical cocktail.
Stephanie Ward: Vocals, Rhythm Guitar, Viola
Thom Beckman: Lead & Rhythm Guitar
Donovan Pfeifer: Drums
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