2017/09/09 Laniakea, by Strange Mechanics

2017/09/09 Laniakea

by Strange Mechanics

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2.	Take it Slow 11:22	buy track
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4.	Evil Woman 07:22	buy track
5.	Funk Warts (feat. Jason Hann and Freekbass) 12:18	buy track
6.	Witch Doctor 09:38	buy track

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Live at Laniake Transformational Arts Festival September 9, 2017

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released October 18, 2017

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Strange Mechanics Cincinnati, Ohio

Strange Mechanics is a funk driven jamband from Cincinnati, OH. They have been in direct support of acts such as Papadosio, Ekoostik Hookah, The Mantras, Turbo Suit, The Main Squeeze, Govinda, and many more. Strange Mechanics has created a truly unique sound. Their live shows key on improvisation to make each show a one of a kind experience. ... more

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