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Unbelievable Things
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Burn Last Sunday
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Marquee
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Watery Hands
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Nu Bruises
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Every Single Instinct
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Song for Marion Brown
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The Popular Music
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Under Our Feet
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European Medicine
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Martinis on the Roof
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Formed in 1989 in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, Superchunk is Mac McCaughan (guitar, vocals), Jim Wilbur (guitar, backing vocals), Jon Wurster (drums, backing vocals), and Laura Ballance (bass, backing vocals). Since releasing their first 7-inch in 1989, Superchunk has run the gamut of milestone albums: early punk rock stompers, polished mid-career masterpieces, and lush, adventurous curveballs. ... more
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