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The Bat Whispers
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Hole in the Sky
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Snowshoe
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Length of Rope
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Power Pop Heart
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Headline
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Fall
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Acres
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Three Times Gone
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Basic
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The Bat Reconsiders
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Petrified Max Los Angeles, California
Vitus Mataré and John Rosewall, alumni of L.A.’s historic The Last and Trotsky Icepick, have joined with skins-man extraordinaire Danny Frankel (Lou Reed, Hal Wilner) to form Petrified Max, where sixties garage rock and psychedelia commingle with harder edged guitar rock and postpunk flavorings. ... more
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