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Little Paper Birds
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Gone Missing
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Muscle Cars
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Scream and Scream Again
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All the Bugs Are Growing
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Dreadful Sorry
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Magic Words
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This Will Not End Well
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Maglite
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Death by Misadventure
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Wussy Cincinnati, Ohio
Wussy are an American five-piece fronted by songwriters Chuck Cleaver and Lisa Walker & backed by Mark Messerly, Joe Klug & John Erhardt. Bridging the gap between The Band & Sonic Youth, Wussy continue in the tradition of bands with multiple writers & singers. Cleaver & Walker offer radically different perspectives that blend in seamless fashion – usually blanketed inside layers of noise. ... more
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