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Friend Of The Month Club
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What I Can't See
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F.I.R.
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Light Purple
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Years Of Your Life
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Take A Chance
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Enter The Sea
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Gull Boy Boston, Massachusetts
Gull was Carl’s blue fronted amazon parrot companion. He used to look at her, and desire to see the world with the same
wonder her eyes seemed to shine with. That vision inspired the name of his WZBC show Gulls Window Circus, envisioning how Gull saw life from a window.
Gull Boy plays musical stories as Patti Smith once advised, going out on a thread, going over, then returning to tell the story
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Gull Boy recommends:
Marlowe's Revenge
by Dan Stuart with Twin Tones
Dan Stuart used to front Green On Red, but his bunch of solo records would make me a huge fan even if I hadn't loved his original band. Seeing him at local venue Atwoods set the hook in deep!
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Kindly Leave The Stage
by The Distractions
Their 1979 Factory Records 7inch 'Time Goes By So Slow' was crucial to the formation of Gull Boy. In 2010 they came back after not having released anything since 1981, and their new stuff is GREAT.
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Ornamental Hermit
by Beige Banquet
Across their second full-length, the London post-punks offer up thrumming motoriks, industrial tones, and sullen sing-a-longs in abundance.
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You Wanted the Bike
by Aversions
The soaring arcs of post-rock, the punchy rhythms of post-hardcore, and the jagged lines of post-punk all join on the latest from Aversions.
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Сатира и Юмор Начала XXI в.
by Квалиа
Noisy Siberian post-punk with mathcore's sense of inventive tempo and vocals that nearly howl with urgent insistence.
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Visible Damage
by SELF IMPROVEMENT
Whip-smart post-punk coursing with nervous energy, dancey beats, and venomous humor from Self Improvement.
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