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Desperate Times
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Wake Up, Brooklyn!
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Macerate
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Sharpening Knives
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Working Man
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Life's a Bitch
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Heart of the City
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Closet of Broken Dreams
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Fuse
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Spiders Play
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Mars Is Watching Montclair, New Jersey
Montclair, NJ based singer Rob Osborne and guitarist Rod Marsden started collaborating in 2014 on a song catalogue of jagged
power pop, often with somewhat dark but humorously wry lyrics. They released their first album, “Fattening Frogs for Snakes,” in 2018 with the aid of Craig Teicher on drums. They are currently at work on album #2 with a 2020 release date and NY/NJ shows to follow.
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