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Spacing Out
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East Side Dub
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West Side Dub
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Tacatac
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Learning Slow
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Lulu Lewis New York, New York
Harlem based Lulu Lewis brings forth a multi faceted offering in the world of rock. Their influences are far and wide but their sound can best be thought as aligned with new wave, soul, post punk and disco. They have coined the term Harlem Punk Rock as a way to express their world view. They are Pablo Martin and Dylan Hundley. ... more
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