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Do I Don't I
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Take Down
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Calamity Blvd.
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Stymie
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Low Fat Moon
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364 Days
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The Cavemen Go New Haven
The Cavemen Go have kept going through more than a half decade; through three EPs and a full-length album; through countless shows at the clubs, bars, cafes and festivals of the Eastern U.S. Through it all, they've come to be recognized as one of the finest pop bands of the region, consistently solid in songcraft and performance, constantly growing and honing their sound to an ever-sharper point. ... more
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