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Black Cat
03:16
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Dirty Diamonds
03:13
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Knucklehead
03:32
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Me and the Boyz
03:08
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Oh Baby
03:46
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Suicide
03:17
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Nightcrawler
03:13
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Peabody Song
04:35
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Terrible Tea Leaves
02:59
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Neon Lights
03:10
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Pleasure Parade San Francisco, California
Bass player of San Francisco punk band VKTMS and Singer of Radishes come together to add new songs to Pleasure Parade.
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Is Survived By: Revived (Remixed / Remastered)
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One of the most beloved post-hardcore albums of the ’10s gets a long-overdue remix and remaster just in time for its tenth anniversary.
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SOLARIZED - A GHOST ACROSS HELL FROM ME
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Dressed in Trenches
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Chicago teen trio Lifeguard make their Matador debut with a composite of two EPs, including last year's great "Crowd Can Talk."
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Коли ми були разом
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Great, gutsy rock & roll from Kyiv, where radiant guitars surround triumphant vocal melodies.
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The Divine Madness of Spring
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Terrific goth-y post-punk from Pittsburgh full of knifepoint guitars, threatening atmospheres, and vocals delivered with a scowl.
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TV Priest's second record springs forth with a tension, dynamism, and crunch not often found in this brand of broody, shouty post-punk.
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