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Life on Hold
04:00
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Diana
04:08
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Roll Top Desk
03:01
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Sidekick
03:39
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Girly
03:05
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Had Enough
04:33
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Daisy Chain
03:34
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I Don't Even Care Why
03:15
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The Noise is Love Columbia, South Carolina
The noise has one mission and one mission only: to get you out of your seat for an ass-shaking, head bobbing, house rocking
good time.
The band employs a mixture of up-tempo danceable beats, driving guitars and infectious melody. No matter what sound you are into, this band will touch upon it, all while maintaining the energy and drive that has come to define the noise's live experience.
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