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June 22nd
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Carved Livers
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Wasting Time
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How Did It Get There
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Here And Now
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Staircase Wit
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Insignificant
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Proof Of Concept
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Fast Times
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It's Time To Go
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Brixton Robbers Montréal, Québec
Brixton Robbers: a gut wrenching sound, sharp precision and limitless determination all translating into an irreverent punk rock that they endorse without flinching. The title track’s chorus (Carved Livers): “We neglected all that we were told to do what we love and hit the road. I don’t wanna wake up at forty feeling lost and unfulfilled” perfectly illustrates their ideals. ... more
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