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Our loving founder and leader, Michael Copeland, and his ragtag drum machine are Hover Hands. He wrote and produced some intrinsic songs that were good, but is writing a new full length that takes on a variety of themes much like this one does!
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Cute Fills - Tour Mimosa
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Cute Fills just released an album with us in mid february called World Golf Hall of Fame. It's free on their bandcamp! It's well produced, original emo. Cameron also makes a pretty good Ramen Noodle Stir Fry
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Worst Party Ever are a group of kids out of Sarasota, FL who are way too nice for how good looking and talented they are. They might be a pop punk band.
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Carl - I Feel Better
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Carl is the solo outlet of Worst Party Ever's Brian Campbell. It's really pleasant and it's a lot of synthetic sounds with low mixed, fuzzy emo vocals. He also has a chiptune band called ShadyNasty!
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Most songs Al Mirabella puts out are fast paced, bluegrass backed poppy punk songs. This is a B-side recorded on a phone one sick night with Amanda Martins on keys!
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Sticker Kids are the sexy faces of our label. Mainly the only reason we release them is they are so goddamn pretty. Beneath all that beauty, though, are two of the most original folk punk artists in Pennsylvania writing songs in the same vein as the Mountain Goats and Dave Dondero.
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Sip & Spillon - 4 Feet
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Sip & Spillon are two kids from PA we found online who produce genuine music. It's very folk punky.
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Betty, Betty Blackfoot are a clusterfolk band and some would say our token crust kids. We think they're rad--and to top it all off, this track was produced by Cute Fills' own Cameron Harrison!
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