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Pass Me the Axe
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Weird Swing
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Turn Me On
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Horrors
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Rogue Satellites Detroit, Michigan
Jaye Thomas and Lisa Poszywak of Detroit’s Rogue Satellites started working together in 2011. Since then, their evolving post-punk sound has been captured on four full-length records, Other Angels (2013), Bees and Snakes (2015), and Black Wings (2018), It's Only a Fire, (2023) as well as a 7”, entitled Double A Side (2014), and an EP, Baby I'm Jeff (2019) ... more
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