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Home
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Daydream
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Coffee Cups
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P.L.M.F.P
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Baseball
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Interlude
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The Scariest Part
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End of the World
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Axe To Grind
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His House
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Spaced
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Milk St. Bangor, Maine
Northeast Emo
Described As "A sonic tapestry of emo, Americana, and unbridled creativity” by TJLP Magazine,
foundations of Milk St. date back to 2018, originally under the name Spaced. Officially launched in 2022 with the release of their debut album Spaced - an ode to their first name. With the release of their newest album V3RM0NT, The Milk St. boys are currently on tour through New England!
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