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Sleepless
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Your Best Friend Is You
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Anna J Adelaide, Australia
I play music because my friends are aggressively supportive. Currently pretty inactive but may record again in the future.
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Desperation Demos
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I bought the physical copy of this demo, #2/50, the night before All Tomorrow's Shoeys. I bought it again almost two years later when Jen was in a bind. In between those purchases I bought it on vinyl from Craigos. What I'm trying to say is that I've bought this fucking thing three times now and I'd probably buy it again, so you know it's good, aye!
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The Birds and The Bris
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Beautifully trained vocals, and heart wrenching lyrics. Definitely an album for the long drive home. And hardcore mosh pits. \m/ Bri Flag \m/
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Whiskey Dreams
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Slippery Stevens has got one hell of a voice.
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Isasa
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A Mutable Feast or: The Ghost of a Flea
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For My Love
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Wipe That Shit-Eating Grin Off Your Punchable Face
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Convention & Protocol Relating to the Status of Refugees. Read it. Make up your own mind. I have, and I think that the sentiments expressed in Punchable Face, pretty much mirror my own when it comes to refugees / asylum seekers, and how Abbott is a bad, bad man who has caused so much hurt and suffering. People should have the right to seek asylum, no matter their modes of transport. "Real Australians Say Welcome."
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