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Six Million
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Chauvinistic Convictions
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New Years Song
03:20
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Brothers of the Head
02:42
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Ants
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Lovely Summer
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Kiwi Animal
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Immunity
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Entropy
04:30
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Plains to Escape
03:53
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Amusement for a Price
02:07
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3rd World Nation
01:55
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Twisted Line
03:45
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New Years Song
03:21
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Ants
02:31
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Dead Souls
04:26
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Immunity
04:48
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K4 Auckland, New Zealand
Musically K4 started to evolve quite quickly from the early sound of post punk to experimenting in electronic atmospheric darkness. Formed during 1983 the band originally consisted of Hugh Thomson (Drums) and Peter Denniston (Bass). Stephen Bolton (Guitar) and Ray Albon (vocals) and Helen Goudge. K4 played right through the end of 1983 to their last gig around 1985. ... more
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