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Daycare Swindlers
It pleases me that “kids” are putting together original punk rock that sounds…
Lack Of Interest
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The outside said “Brazilian vocalist,” “Amsterdam drummer/programmer,” and “G…
My Favorite
Although this album came out last year, it was only recently that a friend tu…
Etienne Charry
Thirty-six tracks, most between a minute and minute and a half. French miniat…
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Training For Utopia
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