Album Review: Locals Only – S/T EP
They haven’t even made their live debut yet, but New York pop-punkers Locals Only are already making an impression on our eardrums.
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They haven’t even made their live debut yet, but New York pop-punkers Locals Only are already making an impression on our eardrums.
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