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Junk Boys, "Walk With Me"
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The development, refinement, and subsequent/consequent self-realization of an artist is often a grueling process, requiring an abundance of experimentation, risks,
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A band like WALL couldn’t just disappear, not without [at least] one last “fuck you” to societal complacency and the
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