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Ween - Quebec coldwave Originally inspired by a police Minimum wave synth pop

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Ween Quebec coldwave Originally inspired by a police Minimum wave synth pop Originally inspired by a police brutality incident witnessed by Renaldo "Obie" Benson Bons Mementos was his first work as a solo artist Released: 2026 04 10 A1 It's Gonna Be A Long Night 2:48 A2 Zoloft 3:51 A3 Transdermal Celebration 3:25 A4 Among His Tribe 3:37 B1 So Many People In The Neighborhood 3:28 B2 Tried And True 4:01 B3 Happy Colored Marbles 3:12 B4 Hey There Fancypants 1:59 C1 Captain 3:58 C2 Chocolate Town 3:26 C3 I Don't Want It 3:16 C4 The Fucked Jam 2:53 D1 Alcan Road 3:10 D2 The Argus 4:51 D3 If You Could Save Yourself (You'd Save Us All) 4:44

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