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American Dream
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Chipmunk
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Remote Control
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Honeycomb
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Smoke Signals
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Melt
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Angel
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Possibilities
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Blake
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Baby in the 90s New Orleans, Louisiana
Baby in the 90s is a four piece indie rock band that capitalizes on the endless possibilities for changes in dynamics and timing. This math/indie mixture makes Baby in the 90s a difficult band to categorize. With angelic vocals and a driving rhythm section, Baby in the 90s is for listeners of everything from As Cities Burn and Manchester Orchestra to Modest Mouse and Angel Olsen. ... more
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