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The Reason
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Holiday
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Electric Eyes
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Howl
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I Can't Change
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Guided By Voices
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Unstoppable
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Already Sold
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Hold Out
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Drowning Effect San Francisco, California
Named after the widespread impact of content overload, the San Francisco-based group pulses with the angsty influences of
70s psych bands and 90s alt. rockers: think Blue Cheer and The Stooges meet Jane’s Addiction and Sonic Youth.
Drowning Effect is... James Spadaro (bass & guitar), Thad Baker (guitar & vox), and Mark Loftin (drums & percussion)
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