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One Step Further
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Glossolalia
04:52
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Longherder
08:48
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In the Beginning
03:12
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Longheads London, UK
Longheads are a mind altering heavy psych band from Norfolk. Now based in South London the boys specialise in brain bending,
fuzz fuelled jams and high energy psychedelic performances.
Their trademark sound fuses elements of contemporary psych and kraut rock with heavy guitar riffs and blazing solos akin to 70s rock and metal.
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