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Bury Magnets
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Cold Bringer
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Chromalox
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Breach
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Drive Time
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In the Blast Furnace
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Flat Black Wide
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Cruel and Unusual
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God and Texas Chicago, Illinois
Born in New Jersey, Grown in Ohio, Made in Chicago, They cranked out their own brand of noise for 6 years before they crashed and burned like countless others. A punk rock story of DIY kids trying to make a dent in the Rock N Roll business in the age of Kurt Cobain. ... more
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