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Demonpull
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Sage
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Smile
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Makebeliefs
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Bright
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Basements
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Plans
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Ideas break promises
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Gleam
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Say
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Knead
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Fast Decay Chicago, Illinois
Post-punk basement music from Chicago's Back of the Yards neighborhood. Fast Decay, a three piece band formed in 2014. Preferring the loud and obnoxious, the group shape melodies off of a noise anxious strain. The self-titled debut LP released February 2018. ... more
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