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Frontier Ruckus Demo & Rarity Archive Detroit, Michigan
Disclaimer: This archive contains raw audio often of dubious fidelity and flexible standards of technical/performative quality. The point is to share a bit of the songwriting process and offer humble glimpses of these songs as they braved the artistic process. Listen thoroughly to determine whether a certain album or session meets your standards of quality before purchasing. Enjoy! ... more
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