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Below are links to songs and albums by a few Wantage bands. If you've just recently bought the vinyl versions of the Japanther "Tut Tut, Now Shake Ya Butt" LP or the Vile Blue Shades "John Thursday California Adventure" LP and received a download card, your code can be redeemed by clicking the links above.
Stay tuned for new MP3s as new records come out. (Places right foot on soapbox, follow with left) "Wantage endorses things like free music, and realizes it's nice to sample before committing to a purchase. Likewise we're not so naive to think that the total ubiquity of computers and increasingly decent bandwidth is going to do anything but make it easier to get music freely and/or cheaply. That's freedom in action! At the same time, nothing happens without a cost. Specifically: independent labels and bands spend a lot of money to pay for good recordings and touring often means financial losses for bands and labels. If you like this stuff, and agree with the do-it-yourself principles, please pick a couple of ways to support these bands (e.g. go to their shows, let them stay at your house, cook them a meal, etc.) and labels (e.g. buy releases from them and tell your friends). Thanks for supporting independent music and spending your money thoughtfully and being conscientious." |
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Drunk Horse [Adult Situations on Tee Pee]
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National Lust
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MP3s from Drunk Horse's most recent LP, Adult Situations on Tee Pee
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Federation X's 2005 record "Rally Day"
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Federation X's awesome Estrus debut American Folk Horror
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Last of the Juanitas [Brangus LP]
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the Lights "Setting Sun"
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"Setting Sun" is an exclusive new track from the Lights newest CD, Diamonds and Dirt. CDs carry the Wantage monkeys logo on their back panels, while the LPs will be on bitching Seattle label the Swingline, both will hit the music "marts" and "discoterias" on September 15, 2006.
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"Suge Knight Superstar"
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An exclusive live track from the Lights latest EP, Wood and Wire, released in 2005 by Childstar. The song's namesake is the thug hip hop icon Suge ("shoog") Knight. God knows why.
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Volumen "Science Faction"
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Descolada
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MP3 of Descolada from Volumen "Science Faction" CD
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Volumen [Cries From Space]
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