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Blondie's Gonna Die
01:37
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2. |
Canary
02:26
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3. |
Runaway
02:38
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4. |
Take a Number
02:32
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5. |
Emergency
02:44
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6. |
Unnatural Disaster
03:02
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All songs written by Tess Stevens, Gideon Berger, and Jacob Light
Tess Stevens - Vocals, Rhythm Guitar
Jacob Light - Bass, Lead Guitar
Gideon Berger - Drums
*Dustin Galecki - Featured Vocals on “Take a Number”
Produced, recorded, and mixed by Jacob Light at ModernTone Studios, Lafayette, CA
Mastered by Jason Livermore at The Blasting Room, Fort Collins, CO
The Details are:
Tess Stevens
Gideon Berger
Dustin Galecki
Lawrence Hood
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7. |
Mania
02:59
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8. |
Jester
03:00
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9. |
Johnny
03:22
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10. |
Perfect World
02:37
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11. |
St. of Purgatory
02:59
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12. |
No Grave
03:02
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Tess & The Details San Francisco, California
Tess & The Details are a punk rock band from San Francisco, California - they just released their debut album "Runaway" via Double Helix Records in the U.S. and Engineer Records in the U.K.
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