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BounchingHead Volleyball
03:37
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Empire of War
04:20
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R2D2
06:38
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Dead Beats
05:26
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rising by the minute shiny metal jackets
fully armed nasty little habits
dark clouds thunder bolts and fear
the man machine war of music is here
robot like musicians make me hit the floor
they're here to work, knocking down my door
is this the face of progress? is this the future?
dead beats by fast computers they're taring down my culture
independence declaration there's more than one way
to play guitar to make a beat to sing today
there is no right or wrong, but you're all god damn wrong
I've got it right, I make it tight, I'm staying strong
buttons for defense, knobs for attack
slide your faders down the hill, there is no turning back
magic ninja can't hear, this gladiator war?
unique, diverse and unexpected, that's well worth fighting for.
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Service Lab Israel
Service Lab plays live Glitch Hop on stage. Originally from Israel, Service Lab has become the biggest Glitch Hop live show in Israel.
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