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Christmas Man
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Rock "N" Roll Santa
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Jingle Bells
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The Psychic Alliance Vancouver, British Columbia
The less you know about this band, the better. Rumor has it that they're very bad people, paranoid, misanthropic, frequently given to melancholy and intellectual dullards to boot. Stories of vicious infighting and naughtiness follow them like a black cloud, and the threat of immediate collapse is constant. Fortunately they look cool. ... more
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