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Not Yet
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Outlook is Grim
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Kill All Martyrs
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A Penny Saved
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Young and Dumb
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High Class Words
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Street Value
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Drowning at the Beach
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The Pale Blue Dot
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Soaped
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Suburban Serfs Long Beach, California
Suburban Serfs consists of four alumni of the Bob Cole Conservatory of Music well versed in classical, jazz and latin music. They formed an alternative band that hearkens back to all the best bands from the 90's. They've been compared to Pavement, Ween, Built to Spill, Wilco and a random bunch of your favorite bands. Suburban Serfs can be seen playing around Long Beach and LA on any random night. ... more
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