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Watch trailer for Mars Volta documentary exploring intense friendship between band’s two stars

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Watch trailer for Mars Volta documentary exploring intense friendship between band’s two stars

Omar and Cedric: If This Ever Gets Weird takes deep dive into the friendship Mars Volta and At The Drive-In duo

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