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Mountain sky, makes me high
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Space Train
06:13
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Needle in the vain, take a ride on the space train....
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Nibiru
05:08
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Descending
09:01
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Drifter Part ll
07:55
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King Of Hesh
11:32
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Grand Atomic Fredrikstad, Norway
Grand Atomic is a full- blown hard-hitting stoner trio formed in 2016 in Norway, with a mission to make bonecrushing, fuzzed-
out music as they did back in the 70`s and 90`s.
The band takes influences from bands like Electric Wizard, Sleep and OM, but in the process made a sound of their own.
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