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Endicott
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Friend
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Gold Wars
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Happy Dance
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The Duct Tape Line
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Slit Ribbons
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Sorry Mama
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Jen Ann
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Hey Hey
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The Gulls Narragansett, Rhode Island
The music of The Gulls is pure indie-pop perfection; harmonizing vocals, sizzling leads, explosive percussion, and a glaze of synth. Hailing from the shores of Rhode Island, this band of birds plays the music they grew up listening to; from late ‘90s to early ‘00s lovable radio rock. The band strives to flawlessly blend polished instrumentation with the touch of crude lyrics. ... more
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