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Parachute
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Bitter Bookends
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Expiration
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Corrosive Collision
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3 Patterns
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Silent Standoff
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Yearbook New York, New York
"When you enlist the likes of former Jawbox pioneer J. Robbins to produce your album you’re
probably going to
wind up being damn
good. The album is a masterpiece and
isn’t a cheap cookie cutter outfit in the
least."
- J-Sin, Smother.net
... more
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