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Fahl
01:47
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No future
02:49
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Apathie
03:33
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Fuck Cops II
02:22
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Anímate
00:28
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Ausgetrocknet
05:25
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Wissenschaftsleugnung
04:14
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Sabotage
01:24
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Steine und Torten
00:48
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Fuck off gender roles
01:34
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Riot
01:53
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La Commune de Paris
07:30
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No World Records Munich, Germany
One-person mobile recording studio and online label
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