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your fear
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good as gone
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wanna go home
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mr. duke
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baby blue
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Rusty Curtains Northampton, Massachusetts
Not sticking to a specific genre, Rusty Curtains pulls from all of their favorite influences to produce something like a mix of Rock-n-Roll, Honky Tonk, and Punk, with tons of momentum and a sense of humor. Rusty Curtains plans on breaking down doors, barriers, cliques, stereotypes, and any other obstacles they may be faced with by playing great music and having a fuckin' fabulous time doing it. ... more
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