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Walk It Off
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My Year of Silences
04:32
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Emma Again
06:04
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Not A Dollar
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Dull Days
04:48
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Being Me Is Easy
04:15
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My Ambition
07:21
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The Finks Melbourne, Australia
The Finks play the songs of Oliver Mestitz. They are sincere but flippant, intimate but aloof, subtle but
unpolished.
The Finks have released a steady stream of quietly uncompromising music via Milk! Records since 2012 – two EPs, two cassettes, three LPs and a handful of singles. Critics have described The Finks as “crushingly beautiful” and “perhaps the most underrated act in Australian music”.
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