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Anthropos
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Use Your Brain
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DC8s
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Roseanne
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You and I
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Elcet
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Cabaret
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A Reasonable Snowman.
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Gerald Sip
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Dana
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They've Got Great Fangs
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Professor Redbear Sanford, North Carolina
Alterna-punk-metal-industrial goodness. "Everything We Know is Grey" is available now at: iTunes, Amazon, Google Play, CdBaby, and more!
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