Don't Forget the Birthday Cake
by destroy, munich
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Lokin (It's You)
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Loder (Goatkid)
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Stöger (Secrets)
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Cerny (Come Closer)
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about
The debut-album of the Austrian indiepop band destroy, munich.
credits
released December 10, 2010
destroy, munich are: Gabriel Nachbagauer, Philipp Zahlbruckner, Sepp Yo, Matthias Frey, Patrick Strasser, Toni Traubensaft, Valerie Rott
destroy, munich are: Gabriel Nachbagauer, Philipp Zahlbruckner, Sepp Yo, Matthias Frey, Patrick Strasser, Toni Traubensaft, Valerie Rott
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Jan 2011 -
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May 2010 -
Feb 2010
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