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Last Call For Combine
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Life And Times Of...
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What Gets Heard
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Tugboat
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Eighties Baby
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Moodswing
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Eighteen Wheel Savior
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An Old Friend
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Red Carpet
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Into My Room
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Anger Boy
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Herbal Flesh Tea Elmhurst, Illinois
Formed 25 years ago, Herbal Flesh Tea was part of the western suburban Chicago punk scene and also not part. This weird 'outsider' approach melded many stylistic influences together while not being entirely sure if it fell into any specific category. Thus, something special was born. ... more
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