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Lumbersexual
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Book of Recipes
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Doppio
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Slave to the Needle
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D.I.L.F.
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The Brooders Seattle, Washington
Boasting a mix of alt-country roots, Northwest pride, and screaming guitar solos, The Brooders deliver smart songs about life in the Northwest. Known for their stage banter and audience interactions, original music, and sing-alone melodies, their songwriting embraces (and yet still lovingly pokes at) life in the Northwest. ... more
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