Get all 1005 DuPage County Hardcore releases available on Bandcamp and save 50%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Better Off Dead, Dual Exhaust, Live At The Fireside Bowl [September 7, 1997], Live At The Channing-Murray Foundation [March 14, 1997], Live At Mars Bar [December 8, 1984], Live At The YWCA [July 13, 1985], Live At The Thirsty Whale [July 31, 1994], On The Eve Of Change, and 997 more.
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Here and Now
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Welcome to DuPage
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Untitled #1
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L.C.D.
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Untitled #2
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Untitled #3
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Spent
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Evil Twin
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Don't Care
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Pickin' up the Change
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Muscleman
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DuPage County Hardcore Chicago, Illinois
This archive preserves and makes freely available the wealth of punk, metal and hip-hop related music released in the
Chicago area from the '70s through the '10s.
It started with my old bands and my friends' old bands, but now incorporates bands from the "greater Chicagoland area," as it's known.
Copyright is retained by the label, artist, whatever. Email me with any questions!
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