love this interpretation...like it better than the original.

Really cool interpretation..actually makes me think of the smashing pumpkins song "rocket", but also beatle-y and british as well. Very cool!

I always thought OK was one of Fluke's greatest tracks, but it feels like it stayed a bit under the radar over all these years. 
So i hope you like my little Rerub of that really awesome track.

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Fluke - OK (Justin Credible Rerub)

No Hassle

Tosca - Joe Si Ha

FISH EP (WMF REC_2003)
      on the album PURE BREED MONGREL (KITTY_YO_2005)
      

Jahcoozi - Fish

Dos Gardenias (Original Mix)

CHECK OUT THE VIDEO!!--->https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oW-A7qGVQoY
Crazy shit. When they first sent me the video i was like haha ok wtf?!

Video

Sleep and Dream of Monsters    **FREE downloads**

Brothers In Bamako

We Don't Care

C’est La Vie

Black Waves / Silver Moon

Cavatronica - Single
Spotify:
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https://itunes.apple.com/pt/album/cavatronica-single/1413917805

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Belton Sutherland: Blues #1 (1978)

If you didn’t know these guys were from Chicago, you’d assume they’re a bunch of Brits, with their insanely Britpop-influenced sound and their unusual spelling of color, but the Windy City exports manage to capture the soul of the UK in the late ’90s/early ’00s and mix in a good amount of Psychedelia for a sound all their own. Ample amounts of fuzz and pop combine to sound something like if The Stone Roses and The Black Angels decided to mate, and their offspring is something to be cherished.

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