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Long Way, Slow Way Doublemint Chewing Gum - Fresh Breath & Stress Relief - Perfect for Work, Travel and Daily Use
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Long Way, Slow Way Doublemint Chewing Gum - Fresh Breath & Stress Relief - Perfect for Work, Travel and Daily Use
Long Way, Slow Way Doublemint Chewing Gum - Fresh Breath & Stress Relief - Perfect for Work, Travel and Daily Use
Long Way, Slow Way Doublemint Chewing Gum - Fresh Breath & Stress Relief - Perfect for Work, Travel and Daily Use
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Camp Trash seemingly burst out of nowhere with their debut EP Downtiming at the beginning of 2021, armed with catchy riffs and infectious vocals that earwormed their way into your head and wouldn't let go. It landed on several prominent playlists from NPR, Stereogum, and the cover/feature track of Spotify's official editorial list, 'Fresh Finds- Rock'. They have only leveled up for their first full length, The Long Way, the Slow Way. Crafting songs that somehow feel original but familiar at the same time, Camp Trash blends 90s alternative rock and 2000s emo with pop-punk sensibilities. This LP is going to be the cornerstone of something great- a hallowed cult classic that catapults them into a much larger national audience.
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Well, at least you can make out the lyrics. I guess that means Camp Trash isn't striving for arena rock. Which is a good thing, a great thing, really, when one muses over what happens to some of the more commercial stars out there who apparently turn feral baboons loose on the Echoplex, a real Echoplex Pro.While Camp Trash's vibe is a throwback, an anomaly fixed somewhere in the Nineties, while its superficial sheen seems familiar, the key indeed is hidden in the lyrics. This is some smart stuff. While this is no comparison, I keep thinking of Fountains of Wayne when I'm in the midst of all the cues dropped by the lyrics. I bet they sound awesome live. Even if they manage to damage the brains of teenagers who shouldn't be there in the first place.

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