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Black Friday
00:31
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Lost In Space (S.O.A.)
00:56
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Jerk
01:11
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Tell me exactly why you think that we want you around
You're sucking all our life away and bringing us down
Your superiority complex is driving us berserk
Especially since we all know that you're just a fucking jerk
You tag along and play the game if you think you can win
Then latch onto another crowd that just might let you in
You change allegiance every day so you can look so cool
You're not impressing anyone, you just look like a tool
So if my words seem caustic or if I sound patronizing
It's 'cause being in a room with you is fucking agonizing
So go look for another group, another clique to screw
'Cause I don't need to much and I sure don't need you.
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No Vacancy Shakopee, Minnesota
Punk rock band from Minnesota.
members:
Luke Hein - Lead Guitar / Lead Vocals
Dom Lewis - Bass / Backing Vocals
Jack Ulstrom - Drums / Backing Vocals
No Vacancy recommends:
Best hardcore record I own. Youth Crew slammin' beats, expressive vocals and some powerful lyrics prove Flex to be a better band than any boring genericore band. And this is only the demo tape.
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Live at House of the Dead Rat
by Jabber
Solid pop-punk from the East Bay scene. Melodic 3-part harmonies, clever lyrics, crunchy guitars and punch-in-the-face drums make this better than average, and the feeling behind it is palpable.
go to albumIf you like No Vacancy, you may also like:
This Is All We Ever Get
by SPACED
Knockout debut from a Buffalo, New York-based hardcore band who like their riffs sick, their drums fast, and their choruses sticky-sweet.
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Escape From New York
by Cash Bribe
New York hardcore meets classic thrash metal meets Jane's Addiction-esque alternative on the Brooklyn crushers' sensational debut.
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FSR69 - Psychic Dance Routine
by Scowl
Rowdy hardcore rhythms co-mingle with catchy alt-rock hooks on the California punks' immensely satisfying 5-track EP.
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Big Dog, Small Yard
by S.M.I.L.E.
featured on Bandcamp Radio Apr 14, 2023
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