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Alive
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Shine
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Gardener of the Universe
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Misty Mountain
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Pachamama
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Gentle Arms of Eden
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All The Way
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Honey
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Pulse of Gaia
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Rollin Thunder
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Change Has Come
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Ancient Union
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Star Temple
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Cosmic Cradle
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Always Be
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Ecstatic Union Los Angeles, California
Ecstatic Union’s sound is like a liquid sun-soaked harmony layered psychedelic dance party. The core members include Rex Costello (Guitar/Vocals), Oliver Hart (2nd Guitar/vocals), Erik Mutzke (Bass/Vocals), Bradley Cluff (Organ/Synth/Vocals) and Rodney Mitchell (drums). The band resides in Los Angeles, CA and will be touring the US in Sep-Oct 2018 in support of their upcoming album, "Neurons". ... more
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