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What We've Got To Lose
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Let Yourself Go Minneapolis, Minnesota
From quick and angry to soft, sweet, and melodic, these kids are no strangers to the pop-punk genre. With a sound that pays homage to the heyday of bands like All Time Low, New Found Glory, and Fall Out Boy all while taking heavy influence from modern pop and punk bands alike, they are sure to have you singing along with their catchy melodies and infectious energy. ... more
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