Get all 13 X-Ray Mary releases available on Bandcamp and save 90%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Electroshock Therapy, Basement Tapes Vol. 6(66), split w/ Captain Three Leg, Live at Davey's Uptown, Live at The Depot Brewery, Basement Tapes Vol. 5: Skull Smoocher, Basement Tapes Vol. 4: Astral TV Dinner, Live at Area 51, and 5 more.
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Dead & Alone
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Love For Cheap
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Blunt Axe Sally
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Taste Of The Gypsy
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I Loved Her Corpse
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Sharon Stole My Car
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Liquor Store
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Melvin & The Girl
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TV Kill Me
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Big Belinda
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The Disco Lights
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We're All Just Ghosts
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Watch Her Walk Away
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Under The Witches Spell
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Fresh Meat
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Stank
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Beneath The Devil's Moon
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X-Ray Mary Ottumwa, Iowa
The ever-eclectic music of X-Ray Mary will lead you down the rabbit hole of sonic bliss. Foot-tapping punk rock grooves inspired by science fiction themes and B-Movies are their forte. Zombies, Hollywood celebrities and diseases are not immune to the infectious beat of X-Ray Mary. ... more
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