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Artist Title Album New
Descendents Myage Milo Goes To College
7 Seconds Strength Walk Together, Rock Together
Black Flag My War My War
Dead Boys (I Don't Wanna Be No) Catholic Boy We Have Come For Your Children
Big Eyes I Prefer To Be Alone Big Eyes
Frightwig Beverly Hills Faster, Frightwig, Kill! Kill!
Wipers Up Front Is This Real?
Screaming Females Boss Castle Talk
Damned Neat, Neat, Neat Damned Damned Damned
Adverts We Who Wait Safety In Numbers
Adicts My Baby Got Run Over By A Steamroller Sound Of Music
J Church Why I Liked Bikini Kill The Ecstacy Of Communication
Snuff Too Late Snuff Said wfgiuwbfgiuwbhfiuwfhwugfnw
Radon Turn In Your Balls Metric Buttloads Of Rock
Clairmel Drop 50 Part Dipshit
Dinosaur Jr. Your Weather Farm
Mike Watt Hyphenated Man
The Murder City Devils I Drank The Wine In Name And Blood
Natural Child Dogbite 7"
SHang-A-Lang Summertime Collection
Sass Dragons Give It Back New Kids On The Bong
Broken Gold Snow Day Recovery Journal
Obits You Gotta Lose Moody, Standard and Poor
High Tension Wires Get Weird Welcome New Machine
Samiam Bad Day Orphan Works
Toys That Kill White Lies Control The Sun
The Arrivals Front Line VOlatile Molotov
Menzingers I Was born Chamberlain Waits

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