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No Trusting Suits
02:28
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Cultural Cringe
02:36
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Exhale
01:30
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Collapsed / West Coast
04:23
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Cruelty
02:07
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Education
01:09
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Decay
01:57
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Sentimental
01:59
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Angry Seas Melbourne, Australia
Angry Seas is a 5 piece band originating Melbourne's southern suburbs. Having all played in an array of other Melbourne bands, these 5 mates decided to get together to play the music that initially brought them together. Inspired by the sounds that shaped their youth in the 90s, Angry Seas play a blend of honest punk and hardcore that is unique yet remains familiar and distinctly Australian ... more
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