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Unkind
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Mustard Thighs
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Aunt Farm
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Blue Cheese
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Antibroth Denver, Colorado
Drawing from an eclectic array of influences, experimental post-punk band Antibroth takes the idea of controlled chaos to a new level. The trio, consisting of guitarist and vocalist Jeremy Mock, bassist Dan Switalski and drummer Hayden Bosch, has made a name for itself in and beyond the Denver Metro area, sharing the stage with local and touring acts alike at a variety of performance locations. ... more
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