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Blood Sausage
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This band was together around the same time as Huggy Bear. Their sound is similar to Huggy Bear's earlier stuff, but with more of an 8… read moreThis band was together around the same time as Huggy Bear. Their sound is similar to Huggy Bear's earlier stuff, but with more of an 80's fall type sound. Nikki and Jo played on their Happy Little Bullshit Boy 10" EP. Sing… read moreThis band was together around the same time as Huggy Bear. Their sound is similar to Huggy Bear's earlier stuff, but with more of an 80's fall type sound. Nikki and Jo played on their Happy Little Bullshit Boy 10" EP. Singer Dale Shaw went on to be in the bands The Bonnot Gang and … read more
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Phantom Pregnancies
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The Phantom Pregnancies are a British cult band that supposedly used to crash other bands' shows, and set up on stage totally uninvite… read moreThe Phantom Pregnancies are a British cult band that supposedly used to crash other bands' shows, and set up on stage totally uninvited and play one of their famous five-minute sets. Their music sounds like a riot grrl tornado. Feat… read moreThe Phantom Pregnancies are a British cult band that supposedly used to crash other bands' shows, and set up on stage totally uninvited and play one of their famous five-minute sets. Their music sounds like a riot grrl tornado. Featuring former members of Huggy Bear, Phantom Pregnancies'… read more
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Fifth Column
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Wives
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GoGoGo Airheart
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The Casual Dots
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Black Cat #13
2,987 listeners
Black Cat #13 was a band from Ontario, Canada. Their style of music was a blend of electro, hardcore, and rock music. The band was around f… read moreBlack Cat #13 was a band from Ontario, Canada. Their style of music was a blend of electro, hardcore, and rock music. The band was around from 1998 to 2000 and played a total of 47 shows. Members went on to play in acts such as The Sick… read moreBlack Cat #13 was a band from Ontario, Canada. Their style of music was a blend of electro, hardcore, and rock music. The band was around from 1998 to 2000 and played a total of 47 shows. Members went on to play in acts such as The Sick Lipstick, Femme Fatale, Death From Above 1979, Fox the Boom… read more
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The Convocation Of...
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