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Amy Racecar
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Houdini
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Colleen
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Silence
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Quantum Creep Denver, Colorado
"Quantum Creep play this kind of Brit influenced Power-Pop the way it was supposed to be listened to. The Buzzcocks or The Vapors playing out of a busted car speaker with the heater on full blast as you drive down your snowy suburban street imagining playing solo guitar in front of thousands of screaming teenage females. This is what happens when you never let go of that dream." -Ryan Hall (TttWM) ... more
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