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All My Friends
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Everybody
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Hang 'em High!
04:53
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Burning Down the Bay
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Red Flags
03:28
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Foresight II
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City Streets
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Broke Up on the Phone
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Thumb Tied (Dying Alone)
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Pit Stains
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Impulse Control Ashland, Oregon
Southern Oregon rock trio playing something that sounds like something you like.
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Teens Of Denial
by Car Seat Headrest
Tim tries to write songs like Will Toledo: catchy, poppy, and soaked in melancholy (for those paying close enough attention). The guitar tones on this new album are soooo perfect for the band's sound
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In Jeff's own words (the ones that open up the album, no less): "When your friends are buying starter homes with their accomplishments / Drinking at a house show can feel childish and embarrassing"
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Punchy power pop with big riffs and classic Midwest emo-style vocals from Chicago's The Marbled Page.
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Pop-punk sounds expansive and open-hearted on the high-energy LP from Portsmouth band Personal Best.
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Death is Nothing to Us
by Fiddlehead
Boston band featuring members of Have Heart and Basement take their earnest, motivational post-hardcore to thrilling new heights.
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The L.A. group Swerve serve up a set of slashing, punk-ish rock songs, every sugary hook delivered with a visible sneer.
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