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Pretender
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Face Up
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Indifferent
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Io Europa Callisto and Ganymede
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North Wind
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Last Car
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Undesigned
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Demolition Means Progress Saint Paul, Minnesota
Demolition Means Progress is a jangly rock band from Minnesota, comprised of guitarist and lead singer BJ Bonin, Mike McCloskey on drums/vocals, Grant Martin on bass/vocals, and Kristi Hatterschide on violin/vocals. The new single "Light Fantastic" has dropped! New record dropping in 2024! ... more
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