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Precious Youth
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Honey
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Million Cuts
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Violent Realities
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Boom Vang New York, New York
New York's Boom Vang describes their sound as “Upbeat rock with a post-punk drive, dark melodic riffs and in your face energy. There’s a nod to grunge/alternative rock greats like Nirvana, Radiohead and Stone Temple Pilots - but with a new indie rock feel.” Finn Cronin channels raw emotional power through her voice nodding to her own influences, Florence Welch, PJ Harvey and Shirley Manson. ... more
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