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Point of No Return
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Nintendo Switch
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Honestly
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Pipe Dream
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Jonfin Chicago, Illinois
With its fresh spin on garage rock, the indie-alternative band Jonfin has been slinging appealing new tunes for the duration of its short 8-month tenure. But the young band isn’t easing into anything. The musicians clearly have chops from previous projects, and united, they bring smooth vocals, playful harmonies and a dancey groove to their ever-growing collection of songs. ... more
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