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Too Many Chiefs
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Love Is Revolution
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Chinarosa
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The Native Tongue
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Video
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Right Time
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The Messengers
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Brant Bjork Los Angeles, California
Brant Bjork didn't invent it, but he epitomizes Desert Rock and his work has become so synonymous with it. Whether one is considering his pioneering work in Kyuss and Fu Manchu, the stylistic exploration undertaken with Ché or his 17-year solo career, which has undoubtedly become his greatest contribution at this point, in songwriting, style and persona, Bjork is a singular icon. ... more
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