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Mixtape 167 • Hideaway

If the name didn't give it away, there is a very distinct beach slash surf feeling to San Diego's Wavves and their sun-glittered sounds.

If the name didn't give it away, there is a very distinct beach slash surf feeling to San Diego's Wavves and their sun-glittered sounds.
Wavves
SongArtistNotes
Hideaway
Wavves
Rattle some bars
Angst In My Pants
Sparks
From the Valley Girl soundtrack
Caspian Can Wait
The Velvet Teen
Surging and maritime
This Song Is Not About You
Get Set Go
A sweet and lovely tune
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Babannod Beichiog Nawr
Datblygu
It makes sense
Newsletter - Bus
TLO
Forrowest
Forro In The Dark
Easy hooting
Sha Na Na (feat. The Shacks)
El Michels Affair
The end of the night
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Not When You're in Love
Field Music
In a complicated style
Red
Nanuchka
No brakes! No brakes!
Wastepaper Basket Fire
Brian Dewan
Do not attempt to save expensive pieces of equipment
E.T Gnome
Ghoulies
Scarred for life
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The Kiss of Venus
Dominic Fike and Paul McCartney
A grandiose take worthy of Macca
Sugar Blaster
Starlight Mints
Who’s all messed up?
Bang The Drum
Railroad Jerk
Cranked up discourse
No One Gives a Damn About Your Band
The Mommyheads
Mostly true
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Chaise Longue
Wet Leg
Excuse me? What.
Ride On Time
The Bamboos
Set blasters on FUNK
Canterbury Lanes
The Catenary Wires
A good dose of twee
Walking Talking Marathon
Drug Store Romeos
Hypnotic chord cycles
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Stay in the Car
Bachelor
Strong Santiago warble
Cookie Scene
The Go! Team
It’s a super bounce
All-Nite Dinah
Chris Murray
Easy skanking
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Birdhouse In Your Soul
They Might Be Giants
Who watches over you?
Wherever It Takes Us
James
Triumphant return
Box Step
TLO
Boilermaker
Royal Blood
Monster riffage
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Cheater
Pom Poko
Sweet and sour
Sean Delear
Kid Congo + the Pink Monkey Birds
Still up to tricks
Never Seen a Girl Like Me
Shitkid
A message from the dreamspace
Honey
King Gizzard + the Lizard Wizard
Flowing freely
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Bad Actor
Mister Ott
Funk out
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