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God's Balls was ready and in March 1989 saw itself released to an unsuspecting public still caught in a melee of hair metal and hardcore punk

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PRAM - Across The Meridian LP australian rock The songs that don't soundIncludes download code. The return of Pram. Across The Meridian is a celebration of Prams unique vision, focused into a beautifully constructed and tautly produced soundworld. Across The Meridian is their first album since 2007s The Moving Frontier. As with their previous albums, Across the Meridian mixes instrumentals and songs, weaving a gleeful path through the musical territory of film scores, 30s jazz, sun drenched pop, electronica, and post punk