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The Mission Creeps Tucson, Arizona
Imagine a blend of The Cramps, Joy Division, Tom Waits, and Lightnin’ Hopkins. Now drench it in blood and make it play a theremin extremely well at gunpoint. ‘Nuff said. – Santa Fe New Mexican
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The Gods Below
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24th Street Blues
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