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A Break In The Wave
02:40
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Tuckerman And Bear
03:23
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Heart Of Stone
03:26
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Rocket
04:21
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Bill Jackson
04:14
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Living Proof
04:14
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The World War I's Brooklyn, New York
The World War I's are a Gowanus based power duo selling the highest energy rock n' roll at basement prices. Using every
extremity, they often produce the full sound of 5 instruments at once combining the song structure of 60's pop with the noise of 70's garage and the sweet looks of a 90's boy band.
The World War I's are:
Will Brown-guitar, lead vocals, organ
Sam Trioli-drums, organ, vocals
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