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The sea
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Negative Friend
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This Town
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Quiet Suicide
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Vengeance
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Red Horizon
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We never existed
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Peg Leg Love Los Angeles, California
"Their dark sound is supposed to flirt with the scary side of Punk Rock, with a mix of Rockabilly Pop and Punk. With pounding drums, a Reverb Surfing Guitar, a dark bass line and some lugubrious vocals. It’s obscure but not bleak, it’s tough but upbeat at the same time, energetic and windy A Pop sound that Darkens its nature without taking itself too seriously." Alyson Camus- rock nyc ... more
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Fairy Tales Forgotten
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