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This Side of Midnight
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Mrs. Downing
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P.S.
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Twice Last Summer
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LoadFace Coral Gables, Florida
LoadFace sprung up on the mean streets of Miami in 1992. Fronted by wild man Brettboy, as well as ex-Skeleton drummer Alex
Cuthbert, R.J. Respress on Bass, and originally Matt Guy and Jimmy Fox on Guitars, the band tore up up shows for two years.
Remembering classic shows at such awesome dives as "Washington Square" and "Churchill's Hideaway" may be a problem for some fans, but now we're here!
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