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Camels
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Blood
01:59
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Berlin Wall
03:02
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City on Fire
02:28
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Peoria
02:55
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Colour of the Rose
02:53
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Winds
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Hard Times
02:04
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No Heroes
02:18
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Playground
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Wasted Days
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Fate
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Out of Order Montreal, Québec
Originally hailing from Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, Out Of Order began in 2001. The band moved to Montreal, Quebec in 2005. They have since released 5 albums, 2 Split 7” and a full length Demo. They played hundreds of shows and toured consistently over the past two decades. The spirit of DIY is alive and well as this band continues to produce music into the new millennia! ... more
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