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Man Leaves House
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Sold My Beatle A
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They're All Gone
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Out of Work
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No Rags
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Busy Body
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Suicide Myself
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I'm Not An Animal
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Seriousness
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O'Rider
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On Me
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Hand Me Downs
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The Blind Shake Minneapolis, Minnesota
“The Blind Shake is at once spacey, primitive futuristic, and brutal: a kind of backyard extraterrestrial minimal surf-punk party. One guitar, one baritone guitar, a fuckload of reverb, and a drummer who deserves an Olympic medal.” –SF Weekly
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psychedelic surf punk. go figure. I own four of their albums. Surf Punk from Minneapolis you say? Listen....................Hopefully Bandcamp can increase your reach.. It may seem odd with my collection but this scratches that peculiar itch I get from time to time. Enjoy it, I sure do.
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GREEN/BLUE "Green/Blue" LP
by Green/Blue
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In my Spotify top 5 albums of 2020. Sadly seems to be no longer available on Spotify but I think it's great. More please.
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got to see this album performed live in Nashville,Rick Maguire is an amazing human being I really enjoyed meeting him.
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Spetters / RA!D
by Spetters & RA!D
A terrific split cassette from two promising young indie bands, this is one part melody, one part fury.
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Upchuck / In Your Mind
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Rip-roaring punk rock from Atlanta tackles racism and discrimination over blistering riffs.
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Colossally good New Wave out of Portland, with the nerviness of Kleenex poured into hooky pop songs.
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this taco is not correct
by christian fitness
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Mr Fitness is pretty much a one man band with some added percussion. He’s engaging, quirky and produces quite a fine post punk styled racket…
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