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Has Something Changed
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Salt For The Heart
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Two If By Sea
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Sand Pulpit
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Jupiter Hearts Charlotte, North Carolina
Jupiter Hearts is Rob Pennington (Endpoint, BTGOG, Black Cross), Charlie Wood, Tim Kriependorf (Triple Threat), and Scott Wishart (Late Bloomer, Scout). Their sound, an amalgam of their experiences growing up in different punk scenes, is reminiscent of spirited mid-eighties punk. Pennington’s lyrics are both personal and political, consistent with the Jupiter-sized intention behind the music. ... more
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