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Waiters
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Beyond Repair
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Jolene
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Dildos
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Cenotaph No. 8
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Mad Meg New York, New York
Based out of New York, the eclectic and hard-rocking band, with overtones of Eastern European existential anguish, have toured extensively in Russia and the former Soviet Bloc, including tours that covered close to 30 cities throughout the vast, frozen expanse of Russia, and in the course of which they recorded a live album in a female prison in Lithuania. ... more
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