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Weight of a Broken Heart
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Kissing Boys
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Verbatim
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Sucker Punch
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Themes for Frances New Jersey
Themes for Frances, formed in Northern New Jersey in 1999, “sound like the second coming of bands like Joy Division and the
Smiths, but in a far more upbeat world.”
With a diverse catalog that sheds light on their varied influences, the quartet has an eye on the future of rock and roll while keeping one foot firmly rooted in its past.
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