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Wipe Out
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Movie Night
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No Healer Nevada City, California
In a small hippie town better known for its freak-folk heyday, No Healer are a loud irregularity. But anomaly is a worthy
endeavor, and the boys pursue it with gusto.
With a Swami-indebted throb and an abiding love of noise, No Healer’s songs should feel familiar to those with an affinity for nasty habits, but also a little bit strange. Like throwing furniture that then explodes into flowers.
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