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Invincible
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Trip Tonight
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Outside
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Forward
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Lift These Stains
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Nutcracker
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High Horse
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Squatcho Bakersfield, California
Born out of the dusty, hot ag and oil lands of Bakersfield, California, Squatcho formed in a landscape then proliferated
with a strange dominance of country western and nu-metal. Their sound merged the intelligence and attack of indie rock with the irresistible hooks and melodies of classic power pop.
After a 14-year hiatus, Squatcho is back with a new album Out Of Place, released in 2020
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