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Pretty Ones
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Revenge
03:22
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Goodbye, Goodbye
03:18
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Muzzle the Kids
02:57
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Nobody Cares
03:01
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Feed My Apathy
04:41
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New York Rivals Brooklyn, New York
For such a young band, New York Rivals has been making some major waves. Formed in September 2011, the east-coast quartet
have a sound akin to the guitar-heavy swagger of The Strokes, the raw energy of Queens of the Stone Age, and the heart-on-sleeve songwriting of The Pixies.
Check out their most recently recording, a live EP with punk icon J Robbins called "Muzzle the Kids."
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