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Intro
00:12
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Killing Time
02:12
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Blow
03:31
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Break it Off
03:25
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Johnny Was a Demon
02:10
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Madcap Pusher Seattle, Washington
Originating in the Georgetown area of Seattle Washington, Madcap Pusher, a quartet made up of founding member and lead guitar player Christopher Rogers, vocalist and guitarist Carlton Harris, bass player Micah Schlede and drummer Dylan Purchase formed for a one-off gig. Recognizing the possibilities of a bigger picture, they pooled together their divergent talents and began writing originals. ... more
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