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Cheers To No One
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Soups Gone Bad
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Stain
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Stress
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The Usuals Elgin, Illinois
Punk rock hailing from Elgin IL. Established in 2000,This veteran line up consisting of past members of Violent Youth Assembly, FTF, Oil Can Boys, Welfare Beer League, 80 Proof Preacher and several other Chicagoland bands, has an honest approach at creating a viable Midwest sound that is sure to please the masses. ... more
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