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Junk (The Gin Club)
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Taxes (Undead Apes)
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Dream Hat (The Sixths)
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No Other One (Weezer)
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Royals (Lorde)
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All The Way (New Order)
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Skulls (Misfits)
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Dollar Bar Brisbane, Australia
Australian Independent rock from 1998 to 2020.
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Dollar Bar recommends:
Chris from Dollar Bar plays in Weak Boys along with Matt Banham and Craig Lyons. This is their second statement on life in Sydney, Australia.
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Summer Of The Loud Birds
by Ben Salter
One of the best and latest records from one of Dollar Bar's best long time mates, Ben Salter.
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Primitive Future
by Life Strike
Patrick from Dollar Bar plays in Life Strike along with Nick Pratt and Scotty Brique. Jangly post-punk from Melbourne.
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Hopscotching from jangle pop and post-hardcore to math rock and shoegaze, these Minnesota rockers have a gift for musical multitasking.
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Hayes Noble's version of indie rock blends the blown-out textures of shoegaze and the energy of punk with catchy songwriting.
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