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Powerball
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Okay Day
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Oblivion
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Paper Champion
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Window Pain
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Biggs Is Right Seattle, Washington
We now live in three different cities (Seattle, Portland, and Los Angeles), but we just put out a brand new EP called "What
a Neat Day for Shorts". Give it a listen!!
Oskar Bucher - Bass // Production, Mixing & Mastering
Josh Gleisberg - Vocals // Guitars
Tyler Jass - Drums // Vocals
... more
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