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End of the Line
03:15
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Rubber Sheets
03:16
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Thin Walls
02:42
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Saint Stephen
02:52
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Black Hands
05:20
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Evangelical Machine
01:37
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Tunnel Rat
02:51
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Southern Cross
04:24
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The Enlightenment
02:37
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Teardrops of the Sun
01:52
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Mucho Macho
04:15
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Creationists Austin, Texas
Noisey band in Austin, Texas looking to capture the late twenties/early thirties, college-educated-but-stuck-in-dead-end food-service-jobs demographic.
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