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Good Luck Club
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Turpentine
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Strange Disaster
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Substation
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Riverside
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The Stoker
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Madame Guillotine
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True Believers
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Hollow Hands
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For A Few Dollars More
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Passport
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The Manvils Toronto, Ontario
The Manvils’ newly minted Reaction Arrow LP is a rock n’ roll record that bonds the spirit of rock’s past with the great promise of its future. High-fidelity sonics blended with analog grit.
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