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Snail Mail
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Apathy 1
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Apathy 2
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Apathy 3
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Lindenwald Vacuum Filter Burlington, Vermont
Lindenwald Vacuum Filter is a deeply apathetic noise band from a cold, depressing apartment in the seemingly perpetual winter of 1992-93 in Burlington, Vermont, which is somehow still going on somewhere. There was nothing else to do. We named the band from random objects found in the kitchen in under 25 seconds. We could describe our music but we barely cared enough to play it in the first place. ... more
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