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Exclusive Acoustic

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September 1, 2010

Video by Cody Berger

In less than a minute, get a taste of three new videos featuring exclusive acoustic sessions with the bands the Shaky Hands, Boy Eats Drum Machine, and And And And.
September 27th – the Shaky Hands
September 29th – Boy Eats Drum Machine
October 1st – And And And

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