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Camel Toe
03:27
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Lets make a video
04:04
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3. |
Lady
03:32
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Supercomputer
02:59
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First Move
02:59
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Girl and Bike
03:13
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Fridge
02:38
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8. |
OnOff
03:51
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Tekno Love
03:12
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Press Eject Sydney, Australia
Presseject is inspired by a girl-driven tech electro universe and they enthusiastically describe their music as 'electro
queer upbeat noise pop'.
"We have been playing together as a duo for 8 years writing funny songs about girls on bikes, camel toes and ladies in the ATM machine. We also take inspiration from such things as 80's electro pop and the original inventors of the keyboard-guitar."
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