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Combat Zone
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Apocalypse Head
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Counting to None
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Interview
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Death Waltz
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Ashes to Ashes
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Going down to Texas
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Interview
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Death Waltz '76 Boston, Massachusetts
Combining the haughty pretentiousness of indie rock with the technical incompetence of punk, Death Waltz '76 are dragging
the bar of rock 'n roll down to a whole new low.
Fortunately for them, the world has been cowed into apathetic, un-ironic cultural laziness by watching Glee and Jersey Shore everyday, so noone can tell the difference between things that are bad and things that are good anymore
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