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Welcome to the City
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Pilgrim
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Post Apocalypse
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You Will Be Found
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In the Lake
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Turn Off the Radio
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Bad Chemistry
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Why
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See Me Now
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Table for One
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Hammer Richman Chatham Township, New Jersey
Hammer Richman likes to call himself a "teenage assurer of utmost sonic mayhem." Fusing the aggressiveness of the 1990s Rock Renaissance and the grace of modern alternative, he provides the ultimate sonic explosion of real and unfiltered rock-n-roll.
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