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Confidence Cast You
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Not Brown
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Memory Burns
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Power Dynamics
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Dirt Tits
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I Discovered A Pit
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Sirens
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TV People
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No Teeth
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Mama Panda
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Undercoat
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Overcoat
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Transform
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killer BOB Brooklyn, New York
Brooklyn/Madison/Annapolis-based.
New record out Summer 2015 on New Amsterdam Records.
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