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1000 Ocean Ave.
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Reach The Sky
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What Remains
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Flashlight Arcade Scotch Plains, New Jersey
Somewhere between the worlds of pop-punk and melodic hardcore, Flashlight Arcade reside. Only, this is not some bastardization, something you’ve heard before. Lifetime did it, Hot Water Music did it, and now, on The Art of Blacking Out, the band is able to let go, and truly spread their wings. - Punknews.org ... more
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