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Pain
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Responsibility
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Say So
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Urn It
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Flash Photography
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Untitled Note
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Ah Fuck!
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Blocked Pt. 2
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Laundry Week Edmonton, Alberta
Laundry Week came to be in 2018. They blend alternative, post-punk, and art rock sounds featuring unique chord progressions and strong melodic ideas creating high-powered rock songs with energy to spare. The boys have shared the stage with many talented bands, both local and out-of-town, including Mother Mother. ... more
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