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You Wanna?
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Long Gone Now
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More
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Lead With The Left
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Are We? We Are. Are?
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justin vancour Plattsburgh, New York
Sometimes it's a haunting tale of love gone wrong. Sometimes it's a simple optimistic love song. Sometimes it's full-on
rock. Sometimes it's faux-aggro-industrial. One never knows where justin's projects are headed next, so buckle up and enjoy the ride.
Also releases material under the names The Rust of Late Winter, Deth Bunyz, and justin vancour & the justin vancours.
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