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By Design
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Don't Tell Your Mom
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Forty Feet Tall Portland, Oregon
Forty Feet Tall has cemented their place in the scene as one of Portland’s most exciting acts. With their latest two EPs, recorded by polymath Cameron Spies (Blackwater Holylight, The Shivas, Spoon Benders) they showcase a wide range of post-punk sounds that are both volatile and intimate. Yet the biggest buzz around the band is the live shows. They will not disappoint. ... more
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