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Breaks
08:26
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2. |
Vertex
03:03
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3. |
Conversation Pit
08:51
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Dino Plow
04:48
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Dull Clipper
05:33
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6. |
Tree Run
09:41
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Bonus Track 1
08:10
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Bonus Track 2
03:55
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Bonus Track 3
07:36
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Bonus Track 4
05:47
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Jon Bafus Sacramento, California
Jon Bafus is a Drummer/ Percussionist, Band Leader and creator of things based in Sacramento. Current projects include his prog-punk band Gentleman Surfer, sax-drums-guitar trio BAFUS / RASKIN / SHIURBA, duo with Guitarist Ross Hammond, and percussion duo Invasive Species. Past/other projects include Afternoon Brother, Pac and Seep, Sholi, Mucky The Ducky, Genetic Makeup, Appetite and more. ... more
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