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4. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Infinite Delay - Graboids on AllMusic - - The back cover of this debut by the 6/

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5. The barely heard sample in This Song is Terrible is the only vocal on the disc, save one. Track 7 is called Top of the Network and is a Graboids song remixed for rap purposes by their friend, British rapper Jeremiah. It is an odd song -- political rap with a British accent and Graboids guitars simmering just under the surface.

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7. Infinite Delay by The Graboids, released 24 February 1. Panda Cam 1 2. Weapons Of Mass Distraction 3. Coma Bear 4. Looming On The Horizon 5. Tremolo 6. A Certain Ratio Of Ducks 7. Top Of The Network 8. This Song Is Terrible 9.

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8. Graboids: Infinite Delay. Graboids are a mostly instrumental band who combine space and post-rock styles with an indie flair on their latest Infinite pandeohavsesicul.zagbottnacylerohlunotcodantrecday.co four-piece band throw waves of guitar shards and fragments at the listener while the steadfast rhythms hold things in place.

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9. The Graboids. Halifax, Nova Scotia. Self loathing party animals sing garage punk songs about drinking too much, smoking too much, eating too much and aging too much. The Graboids live show is alcohol fueled and as chaotic as possible using all bodies in attendance as potential props. They have released 3 EP’s and continue to keep a close connection to the cult classic that is their namesake.

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