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Don't Call Me Cali
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Telephone
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The Anapests Boerne, Texas
Drawing on an array of sonic influences, everything from The Police to Parquet Courts, and lyrical inspiration from everything between Herodotus and Heidegger, The Anapests marry introspective lyrics to high-gain rock.
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