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Foot to the Floor
02:46
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Bloodshot
02:08
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In The Clear
02:50
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Big Mistake
02:01
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Ol' Mate
02:32
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Rock'N'Roll MF
02:38
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The Sweats
02:12
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Quid Pro Quo
03:15
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Never Wrong
03:02
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Gone Too Far
02:23
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No Class
01:55
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Raise Your Glasses
03:28
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Wasted
03:01
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Australian Kingswood Factory Melbourne, Australia
Bringing sweaty, booze fueled madness to a pub near you, Australian Kingswood Factory are the bastard love child of downed
shots, screaming Marshalls and bleeding eardrums that burn through your hangover the morning after.
Now with the release of their second album 'Bloodshot and Shakin', that one drink too many never sounded this good.
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