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In Black And Gold
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This snarling 6-piece from London mixes heavy, guitar-driven doom with a punk edge and psych workouts.
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Clean pop rock sounds with loads of energy (and handclaps!) from this Los Angeles group.
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World's Strongest Dog
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Dumb Punts - The Big One
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