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Sound The Alarm
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Thar Be Monsters!
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Mind
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Off Kilter
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Red Rock
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Hey Moocha
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Yip Yap
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Earth Farmers
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Familiar Fiends Guelph, Ontario
Familiar Fiends formed sometime in the spring of 2011. They invoke the sounds of their favorite fuzzy bands through well executed pop sensibilities, creating a garage influenced punch with focused harmonic swings. They show that the dirty pop song can exist without compromising the visceral enjoyment of punk rock. - Alex Reed Wilson ... more
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