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Heavy, droning, and sludgy; creates mood and atmosphere through its insistence and tone.

Wheelies
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The Estafets
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The Bismarck
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Minutes
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My band (shameless self-promotion)

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Boreal
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Mudslug
Great songwriting and catchy melodies, slowed down to a sludgy, inexorable crawl and tempered by wildly creative experimentation.

Stiff Spirit
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The quintessential Tacoma punk band.

Boring People
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The Celestials
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Watermelon Sugar
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Crash City Saints
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Nightgowns
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