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Death Was Really Boredom
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Leave My Lungs
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1975 (I Can't Say)
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Feel Impossible
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The Waitlist Boston, Massachusetts
The Waitlist is a Boston, MA-based band that takes the melodic hooks of Weezer and Modest Mouse, mixes in the interweaving guitars of Bloc Party, The Strokes, and Pearl Jam, and adds introspective lyrics like those of Radiohead and Built To Spill to create a sound couched in the 1990s and 2000s alternative rock scene. ... more
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