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Ghosts
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Cloak & Dagger
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Crime of the Century
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Bank of America
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The Egg Eaters Black Mountain, North Carolina
Starting from adolescent dreams of Simon Le Bon and achieving this level of noise and disruption. If you like pretty pop and screaming vocals, melodic guitars and thumping drums... Saturated and influenced by the early CBGBs, by Blondie-B52s-Ramones, enjoy these stories of love and loss, and trash, and a tarantula. ... more
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