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Heart Attack
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Slap
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Trip
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Nails
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Chinese Afro
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Pretty Things
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You Don't Know Me
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Buckets Of Blood
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Motorhead
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Theremin
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Ocean
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Swamp Song
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Bush Tetras New York, New York
New York City legends the Bush Tetras have been making paranoid, groove-centered post-punk since 1979, when Pat Place left James Chance and The Contortions to found the group with singer Cynthia Sley, bassist Laura Kennedy and drummer Dee Pop. They played to 5000 in Mexico City at the NRMAL festival and toured around the US and EU. They released a box set in 2021 and album of new songs in 2023. ... more
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