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Outta Yer Hands
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Another Friend
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Maybe
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See Anything
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Golden Boy
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Decibels & Alcohol
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Mr. Brooklyn
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If I Were You
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Flowers In The Concrete
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Don't Waste It On Me
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I Don't Mind
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God's Fault
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Your Tornado
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Waitin' For The Truth
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The Nu-Sonics Brooklyn, New York
Alex Sniderman is "a true undiscovered genius."-Wayne Kramer (The MC5)
Tired of staring
down at his shoes and replying, "I just play under my own name," Alex Sniderman formed The Nu-Sonics. Their sound is a collision of Big Star and Crazy Horse, or Elvis Costello's imaginary songwriting collaborations with Keith Richards.
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