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Seeing Red
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We're Thee Tsunamis
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Crazy Love
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Way Out West
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Goner
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The Jitters
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Pussy Cat
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Ray Davies
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Thee Tsunamis Bloomington, Indiana
More street-grit than surfside, Thee Tsunamis blend girl-group bubblegum with feral punk, hugging every hairpin turn of John Waters' twisted, trashbucket heart along the way.
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