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Highway Lines
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Sailing on the Walls
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Human Boy at Sea
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Rosie Plaza Oakland, California
Rosie Plaza's wields a unique sound that shifts between 90s to mid-aughts indie rock and 80s post-punk. Complete with angular guitar riffs, melodic bass lines, and driving drums, Rosie Plaza writes songs that are at the same time poignantly sentimental and nostalgically angsty, drawing comparisons to bands like The Chameleons, New Order, the Smashing Pumpkins, Silversun Pickups, & Cloud Nothings. ... more
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