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Twelve Hour Turn Jacksonville, Florida
Twelve Hour Turn was a band from Jacksonville, Fl. late 1996-2002. We were turned on to great punk goings on in Gainesville and beyond. We got to record our songs and put out records with great labels, tour with great bands around USA, Canada, and Yurp, and make lots of talented friends during that time. ... more
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Sink and Swim”
Long time coming for a vinyl issue. I'm surprised it took the band this long for some vinyl release of this. This really deserve the vinyl press as a reissue. I'm really happy so see New Victoria Theater. It had seemed to be a song that wasn't on the original CD press by Crank! A record company
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Sultans of Sentiment
by The Van Pelt
supported by 5 fans who also own “Sink and Swim”
can't remember if I found this when checking stuff out on epitonic in 1999, or trying to find more Native Nod stuff, but I loved this Sultans lp a lot and Nanzen has such an amazing intro that sets a perfect tone for the whole record.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Sink and Swim”
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Bracing post-hardcore meets festival-ready rock on the Tokyo band's sharp new EP, mixed and mastered by Will Yip (Turnstile, Title Fight).
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Death is Nothing to Us
by Fiddlehead
Boston band featuring members of Have Heart and Basement take their earnest, motivational post-hardcore to thrilling new heights.
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Strobe Light Shadow Play
by Lower Automation
Brilliantly unhinged hardcore-inspired songs that splinter expectations to smithereens with their split-second rhythm changes & wild vocals.
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The Bees Made Honey In The Lion's Skull
by Earth
supported by 4 fans who also own “Sink and Swim”
Si le message n'était pas assez clair dans Hibernaculum, Earth en remet une couche dans The Bees Made Honey In The Lion's Skull : le lion qui pouvait neutraliser les dieux avec sa mâchoire est mort, réduit à l'état de squelette. Malgré tout, une nouvelle forme de vie est possible grâce à lui et c'est tout l'enjeu de cet album. L'americana prend une place plus importante et de nouveaux instruments se rajoutent, faisant de ce drone une expérience de liberté incomparable — surtout en randonnée.
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