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Last Gasp
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The Curse Of Lex Loser
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Mr. E Train
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Bury Me Standing
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Forked Fucking Tongue
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Burn It Down
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Rut
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Blood & Stomach Pills Kingston, New York
Blood & Stomach Pills is economical rock and roll for hard times. Two members, Sierra and Heron Furtwangler, hold this unit down with primal rhythms supporting their 70’s organ and shining guitar tones with a style that is spread throughout country, gospel, blues, and garage rock with a healthy dose of righteous indignation. ... more
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