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Golden
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Space Flaps
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Tesla
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Moon
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Detector
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Gospel Of Mars New York
Started by Jef Brown (sax/guitar) and Aaron Moore (drums) in July of 2012. Joined by Bob Jones on double bass in 2013. Gospel Of Mars live and make music in Brooklyn New York.
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