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Do You Remember?
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Tame
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Dusty Grits
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Mary Gets Around
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Heat Lamp Tramp
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Matchmakin' Beats
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Slammer
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Misery
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Pick-Up Game
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Branches Chicago, Illinois
Branches was a band from Chicago, active from 2002-2006. They were initially a trio, later a quartet. They played a sort of shambling deconstructed indie pop that captured a moment of maturing innocence against a changing city sky. Call them the "Billy Crystal of indie rock" and let them into your early aughts heart. ... more
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