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Plain To See
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What's It To You?
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Tiny Dirty Houses
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You'll Be Fine
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There Were Days
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Dollar Store Riot Maplewood, New Jersey
A homegrown, SOMa NJ indie "punk-n-roll" band that makes melodic walls of noise.
Band:
Paul J. Haley - Guitar & Vocals
Thea Kearney - Guitar & Vocals
Will Kramer - Drums
Brian Boehm - Bass, Backing Vocals (2010 - 2016)
John Ramsburg - Bass, Backing Vocals (2016 - Present)
RIP
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