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Something to Say
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Take Me Down
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New Nazis
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Wacita
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Halfway up a Tree
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Loudermilk
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Paperful of Mouth
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We Are Dead
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The Mud Suns Chesaning, Michigan
When The Mud Suns finish performing live they leave the entire crowd wondering, "What the fuck just happened?" The Mud Suns (Chadd Mattison, Cole Mattison, and Kevin Kuchar) are a raw blend of vintage blues and hard rock, forging a new and unique sound that is both refreshing and invigorating to the tired listener of modern day music. ... more
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