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Rembrandt Q. Einstein
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No Feeling
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Everyone Is In A Band
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Slow Jam Zagreb
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Pesto's At 8
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Fanta
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Technical Know-How
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Relevant Bangs
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Beth In Battle Mode Toronto, Ontario
They sound as large as the latest indie supergroup, but they’re a lean three-man operation. They inspire dancing as much as any DJ, but with an energetic live show. They rock loud and raw, but with one guitar, drums and keyboards. They inspire comparisons from The Black Keys to Loverboy and back again, but isn’t it enough to say Beth In Battle Mode are infectious, unpretentious and just plain fun? ... more
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