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The Company Line
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Good Intentions
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The Institution
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Spanish Dee
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The Buffet
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Rich Fools
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Too Much
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No Receipts
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What it Means
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Well Run Dry
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The Dang Danglers Halifax, Nova Scotia
The Dang Danglers came about as the result of a jug of wine and a free afternoon. Since then, they have developed a signature sound that is both dark and playful, mixing old school rock ‘n’ roll with a grungy alternative edge. Tom Bedell described their single “Three Wishes” on route 104 as "An entire year’s quota of rock ‘n’ roll from Lower Sackville in one song." ... more
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