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Prob Not
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Rashida
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Tramp Stamp
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70-2-80 SWANS
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Evil Avocado
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Mark Lamarr
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Black Wesker. UK
Welsh eco-punks. Irreverent but meaningful.
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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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The Divine Madness of Spring
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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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by Die! Die! Die!
This two-track EP from the Auckland-based post-punk outfit mixes punk and hardcore aesthetics.
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