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Judas
03:48
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Karen
03:58
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City
04:14
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Shallow
04:18
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Evelyn
04:15
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Ice
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Skies
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Wired
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CJ
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Hold
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Off Contact Sioux Falls, South Dakota
Post-punk you can trip out to. A primal scream into a throw pillow. Gothic shoegaze in steel-toed boots. The hangover crust
of self-doubt in the corner of last night's clear eye, if the crust had a melody and the melody had teeth. Unsettling. Invigorating. Terrifying. Cathartic.
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