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Intro
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Nation on Fire
02:06
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Pull the Pin
01:57
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300 Million
01:37
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Hearts of Gold
01:51
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Partner in Crime
02:12
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Wolfpack
01:57
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Rotten and Forgotten
02:06
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Motto
01:54
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Smells like Ghetto
02:13
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All my Relations
03:24
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Terminal City Rats Vancouver, British Columbia
Vancouvers finest street punk! Check out our Facebook for upcoming shows
For local merch sales in Vancouver or Squamish, message us or email us @ terminalcityrats@gmail.com for free delivery
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'Blood Fortune' is everything I was hoping Aanthems first LP would be, and more. It's got a diamond hard edge, but still brims with the warm heartedness both Ryan and Geoff are known for. The very definition of diverse, this album offers something for everyone: hardcore sensibilities, melodic turns, and some of the most singalong-able choruses/gang chants ever. It's been a banner year for Vancouver punk, but this has easily been my most spun record since it's time of release.
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... There Really Ain't No Need To Pick a Fave Track Here "Because This Album is On Fire" 🔥 🤘 5 Mics 🎤 🎤 🎤 🎤 🎤 Out Of 5 Mics 🎤 🎤 🎤 🎤 🎤 Kindly Lars, Denmark 🇩🇰 BC/lastFM Scrobbled ...
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