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Your Best Face
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Jack Spratt
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Smile
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HSSJF
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Movie Ending
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Illusion of Self
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Last Year Doesn't Matter
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There Is No Why
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Twelveten
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A Victim of Good Times Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Inspired by like minded bands such as Dinosaur Jr, Built to Spill, My Bloody Valentine and others.. and featuring the dual guitar layers of Matt Gains, and Clay Thomas, the post punk inspired drumming of Dan Sagherian, and, the thick, growly yet intricate bass by Andy Krause – A Victim of Good Times is yet again bringing it’s particular brand of eclectic rock to a venue near you. ... more
A Victim of Good Times recommends:
Hygienic Productions (The Hot Reel Edition!)
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Our bassist Mike records weird little songs when alone in his apartment.
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