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WLF
01:20
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Self Destruct
02:10
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Persecution
02:13
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Watch Myself Die
02:23
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On repeat
02:32
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Sirens
02:27
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Demons
03:04
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Teenage Kicks
01:43
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Whats's Love
02:08
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Step Away
02:58
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Dead 77 Los Angeles, California
Dead 77 brings a powerful sound and aggression to every performance that is guaranteed to pump up the crowd. They give that electrified experience like you just listened to Punk Rock for the first time. Dead 77 has combined a collective influence of Reagan era hardcore with rock ‘n roll and melodic punk rock mixed into one. ... more
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