Get all 29 The Fyoogs releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
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I Need More Sky
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Over The Moon
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Because It's You
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Fly Away
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Just For Me
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Square Peg
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Coming Home
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The Fyoogs Adelaide, Australia
Desert Psyche Rock.
'Whisky soaked vocals and a barrage of gritty riffs" - DB Magazine.
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