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Real
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Rather
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I#1
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Succumb
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Here
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Losing
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Out
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Ask
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Nothing
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Look
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Snakes
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I#2
02:37
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En
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Tiles
01:30
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This
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Show
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So
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Not
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It
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Now
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Geraldines Mechelen, Belgium
"Indie rock sounds best when played unscrupulously and deafeningly loud. The Geraldines does just that. Adding to the mix some punk and high-pitched vocals, they sound like Dinosaur Jr. meeting Sonic Youth & Clap Your Hands Say Yeah."
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