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Superchunk + Oakley Hall, McCarren Park Pool Party
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Midsummer tour, improv-based EP for xbxrx
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Burberry dre$$e$ up UK rockers in “medieval” fall line
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Fatal/Error – Droidsattack
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Parts and Labor + Matt and Kim + Best Fwends + Deathset at 261 Moore Street
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Morrissey premiering single Friday, touring North America
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