Get all 29 Small Town Junkies releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of The Pines, Perspective, How High (are you gonna fly), Merely Fiction, Kentastic, Roscoe's Quarter Time Tune aka And the Winner Is, WSTB Unplugged Presented by 88.9 FM The Alternation, Unpopular, and 21 more.
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Occultation
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Parralax
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Neutrino
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Magnetosphere
07:20
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Globular Cluster
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Absolute Magnitude
09:18
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Cephoid Variable
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Aphelion
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Radio Galaxy
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Galaxy Radio
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Space X
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Space Garbage
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May the Fuzz be with You
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Drifting (ver. 2)
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Space Man Cometh
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Small Town Junkies Streetsboro, Ohio
Small Town Junkies is singer songwriter dave stump and the help he enlists. Influences include Pavement, Nirvana, Wavves, and Social Distortion..
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