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Ain't Work Tomorrow
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Exhausted
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House of Snakes
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Problem Child
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Carbide Houston, Texas
Carbide is a band based in Houston, Texas. Although their sound is deeply rooted in the aggressive, fast-paced edge of punk
rock, they also love to experiment with many tiers of ideas and tones, since they don’t really like to get stuck into any given category.
Carbide’s sound is soaring and abrasive, yet melodic and ingenious, with driven, yet kaleidoscopic arrangements.
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