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Fitbot
04:34
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The robots walk now
The new Earth
They control it now
There's no more rebirth
The robots talk now
And they drive
They drive themselves
And do you know why?
Do you know why?
Do you know why?
Because we wanted them too
huht
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Stranger
03:19
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Wobble
04:19
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You don't know
You don't know
You hurt me so
But you don't know
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French Teacher
02:15
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Bell Ringer
04:33
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huht St. Louis, Missouri
Huht's sound focuses on a hypnotic simplicity that blends heavy percussion with a deeply moody atmosphere. The result is dark and rhythmic excursions with no self-imposed limits. The band flirts with Kraut, Prog, Noise and Jazz. www.stlmag.com/culture/music/no-one-else-in-st-louis-sounds-like-huht/ ... more
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