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2002 28 sep.Black Cat 20 Canciones
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2002 9 jun.Black Cat 15 Canciones
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1996 27 oct.Buzz Bake Sale 1996 1 Canción
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1996 19 oct.The 8x10 19 Canciones
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1996 15 oct.The Middle East Downstairs 13 Canciones
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1996 12 oct.Maxwell'sNo setlists
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1996 4 oct.9:30 Club 24 Canciones
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1996 27 jun.TrampsNo setlists
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1996 25 jun.Cabaret du Musée Juste Pour RireNo setlists
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1996 21 jun.MetroNo setlists
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1996 16 jun.La LunaNo setlists
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1996 15 jun.Showbox Comedy and Supper ClubNo setlists
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1996 6 jun.The RoxyNo setlists
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1996 1 jun.TreesNo setlists
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1996 27 may.New Daisy Theatre 12 Canciones
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1996 11 may.9:30 ClubNo setlists
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1996 7 may.The BottleneckNo setlists
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1996 28 abr.Peabody's Downunder 16 Canciones
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1996 23 abr.Metro LoungeNo setlists
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1996 20 abr.TrampsNo setlists
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1996 9 abr.Club DownunderNo setlists
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1996 22 mar.Black CatNo setlists
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- Artista
- Velocity Girl
- Géneros
- alternative pop c86 riot grrrl tape club twee pop
- Fecha de inicio
- Fecha final
- Jan 1, 1996
- Ciudad
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College Park, United States
- Biografía
- Velocity Girl was an American indie rock band formed in 1989 in College Park, Maryland. While much 1990s rock music featured an abrasive vocal and instrumental style, Velocity Girl's later sound was melodic and typically featured "clean" (non-distorted) electric guitar sounds. Thus, the group's music was closer to a "pop" than a "rock" aesthetic. Initially however, Velocity Girl was playing with their shoegaze influences and on their first seven inches on Slumberland and Merge, as well as their first Sub Pop album "Copacetic".
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- 1989