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Hall Pass
03:56
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Genesis Recovery Store
02:42
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Sophia Loren Look-Alike
03:25
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Super Shitty
06:03
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Thus Spaketh Enzina
01:36
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The Bell Jar
03:24
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Pleasure Receptors
04:03
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May Kasahara
04:06
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Same Time Every Year
04:23
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Saint Jude
04:58
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Breakfast at the Eagles
04:55
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Mandy My Bad
06:11
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April 23rd, 1991
04:26
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Smiling Second Row
06:58
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Parker Longbough Anchorage, Alaska
While Longbough has proven capable of mining genres all over the indie spectrum in search of the perfect pop hook, Off Front Street finds Longbough mostly back in his wheelhouse, that is, playing a style of 90’s indie rock that you could find on an album by Pavement, Guided by Voices, or Dinosaur Jr. ... more
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