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Skull Island
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'71 Super Creep Goshen, New York
‘71 Super Creep is a 3 piece instrumental act from Orange County, NY. Their sound is based in a 60’s surf vibe, with a punk rock aesthetic. Their love of vintage horror and sci-fi is front and center at their live shows using masks, stage props, and vintage tv imagery. ... more
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