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Heartbeat Away
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Hard to Kill
03:26
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Daydream
03:39
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I Get What I Need
01:46
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Somebody Dial 911
03:26
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Kiss You Goodbye
03:15
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Rebound City
03:46
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Silly Girl
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Valley to LA
03:27
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Real Life
02:44
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Awkward Phase
03:23
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Shitty Ballet
03:43
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Bleached Los Angeles, California
Sisters Jennifer and Jessie Clavin grew up deep in the San Fernando Valley, and they became teenaged underground staples at all-ages Downtown DIY venue The Smell after years of sneaking into punk shows over the hill in Hollywood. Bleached originally formed when the Clavin sisters resolved to continue working with each other upon the break up of their all-girl punk band Mika Miko. ... more
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