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    The Very Best sort of played on Halloween, playing Santos w/ Sleigh Bells (and other dates)
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    Sheena Beaston wrote, "There's so many great things I coud tell you about their [October 21st] performance [at Santos Party House], which consisted f 5 songs, a guitar on 3, a tmabourine, and an iPod as a backing track. In short, it was one of the best live shows I've seen all year." Stereogum named them a "Band to Watch" one day after that same show. Full Article at Brooklyn Vegan
    There's so many great things I coud tell you about their [October 21st] performance [at Santos Party House], which consisted f 5 songs, a guitar on 3, a tmabourine, and an iPod as a backing track. In short, it was one of the best live shows I've seen all year.
    SOURCE: Brooklyn Vegan 1 month ago
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The Very Best sort of played on Halloween, playing Santos w/ Sleigh Bells (and other dates)
  1. one of this week's legit breakouts-- just might be the best thing I see all week.
    SOURCE: Brooklyn Vegan 1 month ago
  2. were super sorry and gutted we had to cancel all the shows so far on the USA tour. we where applying for another visa which took longer than we where told and esau's passport was held. we finally got the passport back and will do the last leg on the tour startin on staurday in new york! sooo sorry and w...
    SOURCE: Brooklyn Vegan 1 month ago

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