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Hole in My Heart
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Hate Everyone
01:59
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You're Gonna Die
01:44
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I Have Fun
01:29
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I'll Never Know
03:21
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Fullerton Ave.
00:31
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Frankie Bean
01:32
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Maybe
04:00
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Nicky Is a Scientist
02:54
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Wednesday's Child
03:23
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No Such Thing as Love
04:24
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The Short Wave Mystery Portland, Oregon
Solo recordings of Matthew Dinaro, bassist for the Toads, Streetcar Conductors, and Redcoat Turncoat. No exoteric relation to the 80's SF new wave band of the same name.
The Short Wave Mystery recommends:
mike seed and co.'s beautiful pop songs in the vein of strokes/libertines with a dose of classic 50's/60's guitar pop, timeless and danceable the best of the "boat rock" bands
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PYMP ASS SOUNDS (Split w/ Hurricanes of Love)
by Player 2
Cam Healy's jaunty compositions are both catchy and sophisicated--perfect music for massaging both left and right brain hemisphere--enjoy his rhythms and have a nice day
go to albumIf you like The Short Wave Mystery, you may also like:
Exposure & Response
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On “Exposure & Response,” Troper writes the kind of songs that would have filled stadiums in a bygone era.
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ETERNAL LIFE NOW
by Bad Pelicans
A gigantic tempest of sound, “Eternal Life Now” is harrowing art punk with dark corners & jagged edges.
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This post-punk Philadelphia duo tackle gender dysphoria, transitioning, and anxiety on their debut album.
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MUSIC LOVER EP
by Swansea Sound
Just in time for the holidays, Swansea Sound take a stand against faux music loving technocrats with a punchy pop rock anthem.
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