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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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Hi guys, this album means a lot for me, I'm 44 now, but it reminds me that once i was 20, thanx for all those good feelings listening to it (often using a stinky walkman) greetings from Spain
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Hands down my favourite vaporwave album of all time. Every song is absolutely awesome and the album was a soundtrack to many smoke up sessions with the boys. Hard to pick a favourite but it’d have to be the one the started it all “ж”
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Bluest Year
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Girl and Her Bad Mood are a dreampop band from Indonesia who excel at nestling heartbreakingly beautiful melodies amidst silvery guitars.
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This outstanding compilation of bands from Indonesia puts a focus on atmospheric pop and rock music, with hooks 20-stories high.
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Taking cues from Midwestern emo and early ’10 pop punk, this Leeds, UK outfit are full of heart— not to mention hooks.
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Honeymoon Travels
by Ursula's Cartridges
supported by 6 fans who also own “Center of the Universe”
I listened to this album three times already. I really enjoyed it. I especially enjoyed listening to Infinite Embrace while reading the 12th chapter of The Wizard of Oz when Dorothy and her friends were in the land of the Wicked Witch of the West and she sent armies of Wolves, Black Bees, her slaves and then the Flying Monkeys. The Tinman is chopping off wolf heads like a badass. The book is much darker and somehow this chapter worked really well with that track. I have quite a few favorites.
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