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April 14, 2020

Tune-In Tuesdays #65 BONUS: Be Loud With Us

By: burgundy bug

Give our Spotify playlists a listen!
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Ah, nothing like a good mosh-pit-of-one to help you chill the fuck out, right? That’s why we’ve put together a playlist of our favorite alternative-rock and pop-punk music from the last 20 years.

Give our Spotify playlist listen and get loud with us!

Additionally, we’ve been working on our “Songs of the Month” for April 2020, which you can listen to here to get an idea of what bug’ll bumping to all month long.

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