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Orbit Fizz 23A
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Sunday Moon
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Stoner Blues
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1347
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The View From Uranus
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Slaughter You Down
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Fly Away
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I'm Nobody, Who Are You?
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Folklore Suburbia Lawrence, Kansas
Formed in some loser's apartment in 2016 by like, one guy with an acoustic guitar and some digital distortion effects, Folklore Suburbia became a real band when he left his damn apartment for a day and met some real people. Its sort of a surfy, psychedelic punk band I guess. Or noise pop. That kinda sounds like a legit thing. Anyway its like, good. You should buy it or something. ... more
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