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Bus Girl
02:30
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Misanthropy
01:44
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Strictly Dreamboat
02:32
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Fondly
02:42
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Genevra's Gone
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Leave It
05:57
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French New York, New York
French is a punkpoprock band formed in NYC in 1996.
Their songs are as short as they can possibly write
them.
Led by songwriter and guitarist Ian James, French has intentionally spurned the music industry and most publicity in general
Their music is a mildly menacing melange of old school punk rock, post-punk, classic rock, and pop, heavy on the guitars.
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