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Smells Like Gold
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Ernie Chambers v. God
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I Come Correct
03:48
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Buried in the Sand
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Colony Collapse
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Kat Named Katastrophe
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Let's Talk
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Apocalypse Drug
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Concrete Me
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Sweet Sweat
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Virgin Islands Seattle, Washington
Last wave punks Virgin Islands have been making waves in their home city of Seattle and beyond since their inception in the fall of 2009. The band released their debut full-length "Ernie Chambers v. God" on May 10th, 2011 via The Control Group. ECvG is a politically provocative and musically bold rock album. Virgin Islands is currently working on their follow up record while playing shows. ... more
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