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Blu-Ray Code - Area
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A/1 - United States and their dependencies, East Asia, and Southeast Asia; excludes instances that fall under Region C.
B/2 - Africa, Middle East, Southwest Asia, most of Europe, Australia, New Zealand, and their dependencies; excludes instances that fall under Region C.
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Late ’70s punk revivals The Soft Pack slide in under the urgent as hell philosophy like an orgy byproduct of The Buzzcocks, The Jam and The Ventures. ...
Joris Vanden Broeck - 22/Feb/2010
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Mike Diver - 16/Feb/2010
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NMC - 12/Feb/2010
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Tom Howard - 08/Feb/2010
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Ben Graham - 08/Feb/2010
What's refreshing about The Soft Pack is that they're a no bullshit band. You don't worry about the bass player recording some horrendously mediocre n...
Reece Michael - 08/Feb/2010
The sophomore record from San Diego's The Soft Pack is as care free musically as their cover suggests. The lyrics, chords and structures feel complete...
Juan Edgardo Ro... - 06/Feb/2010
The Muslims EP was an exhilarating, straight shooting statement, with three chord anthems and seductive bass lines that actually got you to pay attent...
Peter Kearns - 06/Feb/2010
Since many of these tunes have been kicking around the interwebs for months, if not over a year, there's an instant familiarity with the record. Anyo...
Stuart Berman - 05/Feb/2010
Some thought it was a copout for San Diego garage-rockers the Muslims to give themselves such a cheekily provocative name-- well, coming from four whi...
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