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Girl (Demo)
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Baby I'm Down (Demo)
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Imposter! (Demo)
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Drugz 'n Alcohol (Demo)
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Rat Trap (Demo)
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I Ain't Dead (Demo)
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Spiders (Demo)
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Speed Of Dark (Demo)
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The Moon (Demo)
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Cat TV Massachusetts
Cat TV writes songs in the spirit of punk rock but is beholden to no genres. Singer Caitlin Malcuit delivers energizing, fist-pumping songs about Satanic Panic, Jaguars, and the human condition. Co-songwriter Steve Herdegen backs her on drums, Quinn Lawrence on Bass/Lapsteel, Jesse Buday on Bass/Guitar/Keyboards, and Dino on Bass/Guitar. That's right, they all play bass, and they're ready to rock. ... more
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