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Theme from FISK
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Politibæsj
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Original FISK
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Fisk
The classic
Superior quality
FISK is today probably the most popular band in the world. The refreshing sound of FISK is made from a secret blend including catchy singalongs, blackened crust, happening beats and pure noise. Many have without luck tried to imitate this unique recipe, which is only known by the family members. FISK is enjoyed by many good people around the world as a jam - fuckin' loud or at normal volumes.
Original FISK
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Sinister box ip22
05:51
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MSIP (orig.)
06:40
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SFB (nve)
06:39
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hidef antifi
05:01
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Fragments (in dub)
03:16
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Jet black coffee
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Silver dagger
02:46
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P is for pussy
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PSA
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