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Self Help Starter Kit
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History Is Product
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Deflated Man
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Exploding Flowers Los Angeles, California
Exploding Flowers is a L.A.–based band, comprised of current and former members of Alice Bag Band, Future Shoxxx, Cody ChesnuTT, Lassie Foundation, and Ray Barbee. Exploding Flowers’ unique brew of jangle pop is akin to ’70s-era Chilton/Bell, mid-’80s New Zealand guitar pop, L.A.’s Paisley Underground, and ’90s noise pop blended, mutated and swirled into their own modern-day hook-filled racket. ... more
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