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ALBUM

Ovit

Release date: 1st January 1996

Fellaheen

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About This Album

"Ovit" is an album by Budd, released 1st January 1996 via Fellaheen. It features 4 tracks, including "Kairos", "Handle It", and "Synchro".

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Budd

Budd

Release profile

Record details & tracklist

19964 tracks

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1st January 1994

Yakfat

Budd

1st January 1993

Label

Fellaheen

Release year

1996

1Kairos
2Handle It
3Synchro
4Kneecap

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CD · EP
Main
Country AustraliaYear 1996
Fellaheen · JacK 036-2
Barcode: 5021456086436
Vinyl · 12" · 45 RPM · EP · Limited Edition · Reissue
Country AustraliaYear 2025
Cheersquad Records & Tapes · CRT282
Barcode: 716252033504