Soup Is Good Food on Tue 1/15/13

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Artist Title Album
Operation Ivy Artificial Life Sound System
Kudrow Brooklyn Pool Lando
Bitchin' Slingshot Split w/ Onion Flavored Rings
American Steel Insurrection Ave Rogue's March
Copyrights Flooded Basements, Abandoned Beaches
Dear Landlord I Live In Hell Dream Homes
Cosmetic Puffs All Frustrated Down In Front
Misfits Bullet Static Age
The Creeps Ready Roll Walk You Home
Big Eyes Prefer To Be Alone s/t
The Lookouts The Green Hills Of England Spy Rock Road
Fifteen Communication Choice Of A New Generation
Lifter Puller Plymouth Rock Soft Rock
Cheap Girls Her And Cigarettes Find Me A Drink Home
The Beets The Devil Spit On The Face Of People Who Don't Want To Be Cool
When I Was 12 Bones
Laura Stevenson And The Cans It Ceases To Be "Whining" If You're Shitting Blood split w/ BTMI!
Fleshies Aphids Brown Flag
Dinosaur Jr. Tarpit You're Living All Over Me
Defiance, Ohio The Things We Won't Let Settle But Let Set The Fear, The Fear, The Fear

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