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Yoga Pants Suicide
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Rollin Rollin Smokin
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Ruin The Trap
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Trap Thos Beans
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Ass (hole) Quake
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Cat Dog Denver, Colorado
John Catdog: a Jersey/Denver-based breakcore DJ and producer whose chaotic sets and intellectually-cohesive style reflect a
truly unapologetic attitude toward musical exploration.
So don’t fear the breakcore: prepare to be very amused, kind of puzzled, a little offended, and completely blown away.
- Anastassia Paloni
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