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Lightning Rod
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Black Bill Of The Woods
01:54
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Deep Water
00:55
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Backwoods Baby
02:05
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As Above So Below
02:35
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Love Like A Mask
03:21
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I Am Other
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Trans Java Express
02:36
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White Cells
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Justified And Ancient
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Counting Coup
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Seven Crowns Bath, UK
SEVEN CROWNS are a punk band that probably formed sometime in 2005, in the depths of the British West
Country.
Our influences are both obvious and inevitable-the "punk" of POISON IDEA, the "rock" of MOTORHEAD, and the mutterings of Roky Erikkson.
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TRANS DAY OF REVENGE
by G.L.O.S.S.
supported by 6 fans who also own “Lightning Rod”
some of the best music from probably my favorite hardcore band of all time. they screamed what we as a people feel on a fundamental level--that sense of rage at a world so geared to enact preventable mass suffering on us, at all yuppie gays that left us behind and all the cishets that tell us to play nice. i miss them every single day.
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Crisis Point
by Subhumans
supported by 6 fans who also own “Lightning Rod”
Never disappointing , after so many years they still sound like the 80's material . in a good way
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Mandemic
by Culture Shock [ska-punk UK]
supported by 6 fans who also own “Lightning Rod”
Ska Punk as good as it gets. Other bands would benefit from taking notes. Culture Shock is relevant as always with the contemporary lyrics, and the music will force you to nod in rhythm whether you want to or not.
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Big, Big Wave
by Various Artists
Get deep into the fertile and fabulous Hattiesburg, MS punk scene with this new compilation from Feral Kid Records.
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Qualm
by GLAAS
GlAAS make anarcho/post-punk that expertly captures the feeling of modern decay.
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Baby
by Petrol Girls
Feminist punks Petrol Girls spin clear-eyed righteous fury into churning post-hardcore on their latest LP.
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We Live Here (Deluxe)
by Bob Vylan
supported by 6 fans who also own “Lightning Rod”
Punks not dead! It just found a new home When people say modern music is soulless I show them this Man spits pure truth
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