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Sainthood
05:08
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Symmetrical Boundaries
03:56
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How Could They
05:07
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All the Best
04:55
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Ruined Belonging
04:58
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Certain Song
04:31
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Futile Mentioning
05:15
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Mountainside
05:25
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Design
06:22
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Had Forgot
04:49
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Immune Friction Bennington, Vermont
Immune Friction is ruminative art punk from Southern Vermont. The band started out as a solo project for Manhattan-born singer/songwriter Christopher Dayton and has grown to include Justine Curry on percussion and vocals. Their original music is heavy on dynamics and full of thought-provoking lyrics. Their live shows are exciting and not to be missed. ... more
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