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When I Still Have Thee
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Tom Courtenay
04:03
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King Midas In Reverse
04:55
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Born Out Of Time
03:46
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I Live For The Sun
03:08
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If I Never See You Again
02:24
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Airport Bar
03:51
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Bad Blood
03:13
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Girl In Golden Disc
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Insanely Jealous
04:18
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Sunshine's Glove
04:08
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Looking For The Magic
03:23
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You're The One Lee
03:34
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I Wanna Thank You
03:51
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Porpoise Song
04:31
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Futureman Records Detroit, Michigan
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Futureman Records recommends:
Get Yer La La's Out - Deluxe Edition
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Best pop band on the planet!
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Melbourne rock outfit The Prize know their way around a hooky riff, and they kick out tons of them on these four garage rock bangers.
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The California artist sharpens the melodic hooks and metallic riffs that made him a DIY sensation.
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South Philly band Grocer has all the sly disaffection of classic ’90s indie rock in their wonderfully unruly songs.
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I Object to Everything
by Axons
A catchy jangle-rock concept album from the Chicago band, inspired by one of the most unbelievable jailbreaks of the 21st century so far.
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This full-length debut from the Melbourne, Australia-based band is filled with punk-laced powerpop.
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