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NO WAY
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GIANT vs GIANT PROBLEM
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FREE FALL
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BLINDFOLD JAM - PART 2
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INFINITE ROCK
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Drew and JP New York, New York
Drew and JP is what happens when raw desire to rock as hard as possible infiltrates the minds of some very advanced and educated musicians. It’s punk, it’s electronic, it’s rock the way rock was meant to rock, and it sounds too big to come from two guys alone. ... more
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