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Stereos Melt
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New Engines
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Black Sugar
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the coastal drag Brooklyn, New York
The Coastal Drag formed in 2001, probably, and then broke up about five or six years ago. While they were a band, they were
the preeminent string breaking force in at least two of the five boroughs. Now, one last show is lined up to nurse slowly as the bar shuts down.
Mary - Drams
Chris - Buss
Josh - Guitor
Tyler - Guetar
... more
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