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On their second full-length release and third overall, Dallas' the Paper Chase (or the pAper chAse, as they like to have it spelled) have quite obviously made their best album to date. This four-piece has gotten through the occasional annoying ... Hide The Kitchen Knives Music Paper Chase Hide The Kitchen Knives Songs Hide The Kitchen Knives Music Hide The Kitchen Knives Review
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