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Winter Of Our Discontent
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Go No Further
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Chromosome I
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One True Love
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ID Theft
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Own It
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Ultimate Death
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Credit
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Copilot
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Optometrist
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Bastards Of Fate Roanoke, Virginia
Bastards Of Fate, a howling, honking maelstrom of broken glass and frayed circuitry dipped in caramel, careened full tilt through the Obama years. They played SXSW twice, Athens Popfest three times, Donaufestival, toured with The Dead Milkmen, toured the UK, and shared the stage with notable artists such as Blowfly, Michael Rother and Sleepytime Gorilla Museum. ... more
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