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Consumption
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Romeo in Joliet
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Tits & Asphalt
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Big Bamboo
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Bonobo
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The Little One
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Maraca Five-0 Denver, Colorado
Denver's legendary instrumental band of 2000-2001 helped shake up the surf genre with their angry dueling guitars and their completely original approach to songwriting. They also provided a punk-infused alternative to the more acoustic "Denver sound" that dominated the city around that time. Steve Gray = guitar, Matt Stemwedel = guitar, Theron Melchior = bass, and Michael Behrenhausen = drums. ... more
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