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Dirty Ground (Rollers)
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Cardboard Tier
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Village Dancer
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Thick Modine Raleigh, North Carolina
Thick Modine broadens on a form of rock and roll that melds the swampy funk and growl of southern rock with the raw truth
that is the essence of the blues, often with a hint of the ragged, seat-of-the-pants spontaneity that defined early punk.
Vocals, Guitar / Martin Pitts
Drums / Alex Norris
Bass / Maverick Raber
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