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Don't Call Me Up
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Too Much Information
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Twitchy
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21st Century Boogie
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No Valentine New York, New York
NO VALENTINE is a New York based trio whose members have been evolving for years in the NYC music scene. Their sound has been described as lean and powerful with distinct influences ranging from the melodic underpinnings of classic rock and roll to the raw edge of grunge. The thread that ties it all together is a riff-based sensibility that lets the listener know they're in for a raucous good time ... more
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