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Turn it up, why don’t ya baby? Ohhh waaa… Started out in about third grade. When they made us read USA Today.. Guilty gas when you push your car. And a general who had four stars. Politicians told us it was necessary, then the man on a t-shirt, we killed him. Wore it like a trophy, didn’t ya? It’s a stunt we could recognize, it seemed like fire and seemed like lying. In the name of the land I was destine to pay my taxes, oh thats classic. If you tried to get around it, there was nothing you could say about it. Say goodbye to the city, and ride that wave of bullshit forward. Everything got lazy after. So we tried but we didn’t know, that it’s the things that you had to share. It’s the things that you had to share.

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from Together They Truly Trekked Them, released October 20, 2023

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Howardian Olympia, Washington

Howardian is an American pop collective fronted by Ian Vanek (x-Japanther.) The group uses loose poly rhythms, sticky 
synth melodies and dynamic vocal hooks to make strange songs for weird people. The resulting infectious art-rock is authentic and catchy. Howardian's tracks feature fuzzy, distorted walls of sound and plenty of samples, all with a scuzzy garage-rock vibe. ... more

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