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Follow Me Down
Everything Is Falling Apart earned the band rave reviews and comparisons to the Cramps, Velvet Underground and Buddy Holly. The songs on this album build on their past work and are a rare blend of primitive ??50s inspired rock ??n?? roll complete with catchy hooks and witty lyrics that recall the Modern Lovers at their best. 16 spirited tracks sure to get you off your duff.- Format
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