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No No No
02:20
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Love Exorcist
01:48
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Diane
04:38
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Supersonic
03:22
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Dance Dance Dance
02:59
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Generator
02:27
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Gismo
01:24
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Drinkin' Out Loud
03:18
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Get Drunk With Me
03:23
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One You Love
02:58
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Killslayer Bob
03:13
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Happy Camper
02:41
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Black Angel
04:40
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Savage Magic Records Fullerton, California
Savage Magic Records is an independent record label founded in 2010 with a focus on the "rock" in punk rock.
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Zahn, from Berlin, bring the sludge rock, with distortion-caked riffs and humid atmospherics.
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The Swiftsure Session
by Damo Suzuki Network
48 minutes of guitar tension and psychedelic bliss from Damo Suzuki's 2004 Melbourne session.
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See the World on Fire
by the Ar-Kaics
On their first new record in six years, the Virginia garage punkers take on the end of the world with the requisite clang and clamor.
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Flesh of My Flesh
by The Mothermold
Killer grunge from this mother-daughter combo with in-your-face riffing and gutsy vocals.
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Even at his most subdued, Ty Segall remains unmistakable.
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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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Character Building
by Bad Bangs
Nostalgic, sweet, and just slightly offbeat garage rock with some truly stunning vocal work.
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