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Sage I
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Revenge Truck
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Big Sur
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Can We Not Go
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Sage III
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High Inflation
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Younger Cooler Hotter
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Skate Or Die
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TRSP
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Sage IV
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Burn The Bridge
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Eat Lead Tracy Nova Scotia
It's not that we don't like guitar players. We just don't know any.
Eat Lead Tracy is
a two-piece alt punk band from Nova Scotia. Consisting of just bass and drums, they play loud and fast, about skateboards, computers, and other concerning subjects. If you see them, or if they see you, call the police.
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