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I Got Nothin' To Do
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Why Don't You Smile
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Time To Kill
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Fall Apart
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Edge of 30
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Sinkhole Texas, Inc.
In 2008 Atarimatt, Kelly Menace, and Wonko Zuckerberg started a record label to release stuff by Bryan/College Station bands. 90+ releases later, SHTI has released CD's, cassettes, vinyl records, and online exclusives for bands all across the world.
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The Convincer (20th Anniversary Edition)
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