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It'll Still Be There
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When You're Ready For It
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Minotaur
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The Axiom of the Alone
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Is Anyone Really Well?
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Tralfamadore
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The Old Aristocracy
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Tiger! Tiger! Michigan
Indie/Emo/Punk band from Michigan
BOOKING: tigertigerbooking@gmail.com
PRESS: bryne@bfgpr.com
MANAGEMENT: ron@phantomcreativegroup.com
Tiger! Tiger! recommends:
Living Conditions 7"
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Scott's other band that he plays with from time to time. Features ex-members of Downers and Silence The Wake. Modern take on punk and hardcore. Has a rock and roll vibe to it at times.
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