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Sup Rogue
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5 PM
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Nut House
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Toys R Us Kid
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The Last Dance
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Days Away
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No Thanks
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Jason Lee
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Making Coffee
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Nerd Rope California
Nerd Rope is R. Beckstrom (Sheep Squeeze, Lost Ground, Living War Room, Funeral Diner and aka certone) and A. Conway. Both grew up in the bay area and ran in similar circles. They met around 2000 and became fast friends making music on & off. In 2020, they decided to start a new project & Nerd Rope was born. Just like a Nerdsrope, their music is crunchy, chewy and can be used to whack people. ... more
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