Jack Ulstrom
No wave, no frills, no filler.
Solid proof that punk is still interesting in the 2010s.
Favorite track: The Commuter.
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Selected Comments
02:01
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Am I Real?
01:34
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Visual Presence
01:20
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The Commuter
01:29
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Interactive
01:49
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Woke Up Too Late
01:28
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Paper Houses
01:59
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Mnemonic Device
00:54
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No New News
01:07
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Chophouse Row
01:27
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Authentic Living
01:41
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