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Crawl
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Need Me Too
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Slowin' Down Fast
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Sucker For A Thrill
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REDBLACKNBLUE
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LuvLeech
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Judi Jetsyn
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Waxwing
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The Weeds
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Youngster
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HEVVI SYNTHIA Greenfield, Massachusetts
Hevvi Synthia is more than just rock and roll. It is a focused attention to the nuanced textures of melodic groove. It is a romp in the wading pool of dark dream matter. It's a lightheartedly bratty backwards glance to the victories, and perils, of youth. With a sonic arsenal reminiscent of 70's glam gods and 90's grunge gangs, this Western MA trio delivers fierce, fun rock with swagger and tact. ... more
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