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No God
02:28
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Never Fade
02:51
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Solidarity
02:40
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L.A.H.
03:22
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Live Free
02:26
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Walk Away
02:16
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Setting Sons
03:05
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Moving On
02:54
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Painkiller
03:06
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Dead Town
02:37
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Streets of Fire
02:31
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The Ones
03:03
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Setting Sons Sacramento, California
Honest, catchy, real street punk from Sacramento, CA.
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So damned good, this album. Thanks to Art Core magazine for introducing me to this band. Loving this recording. Punchy, tight with some melody. Great job. Very catchy.
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Shame this band is gone, but this perfect S/T Album has some of "The Messengers " of Punk at the forefront from 2005, collectable thrumming wires and angry female vocal, sign here.....
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This Is All We Ever Get
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Knockout debut from a Buffalo, New York-based hardcore band who like their riffs sick, their drums fast, and their choruses sticky-sweet.
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