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Forget It Kid
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2017
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Role Model
02:44
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FloatinG
01:36
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Welcome Home
04:14
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Dirty Dishes
03:26
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Hot Winter
03:23
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Wrong Blood
04:02
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Loathing
02:22
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Son Of The Butcher
05:34
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Heady
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Cringe
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ODD FRIENDS Miami, Florida
Replete with early Cursive's aggression and a Pinback-esque precision and heft that reinforces frontman Dave Bailey's alternately energized and dulcet tones, an album made for those who have been missing this kind of jaunty alternative sound ever since "indie" was declared dead and buried. ODD FRIENDS is breathing new life into familiar forms. ... more
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