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Etienne Machine – Over & Out Review
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Introducing… LOW-RES
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Introducing… Frenchy and the Punk
NYC duo Frenchy and the Punk bring a gothic elegance to their rock. Samantha Stephenson has a commanding voice that gracefully floats from sensual faery to flaming siren. Her powerful delivery is...
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Shirobon – Data Mind Review
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Elizabeth Leslie – Eagle, Owl, Sickle Review
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