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Fooly Cooly
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Indie Queen
03:20
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Twenty/Eighteen
07:38
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Pat Flegel
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Platonic Drift
02:26
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Plant Daddy Dallas, Texas
Recording sounds from inside the room upstairs, Plant Daddy manipulates ideas of beat up indie-rock with subtle experimental and post-punk influences to produce melodies that tend to make one’s hairs stand on end. All they ask of you is to be kind, be loud, and stay hydrated. ... more
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