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Video: Excepter, "Burgers"
Quoted from THEFADER...
"Burgers" is Excepter's first video from the forthcoming DEBT DEPT LP on Paw Tracks. The Brooklyn band have become a lot more interested in weird songs than all-out weirdness as their catalogue extends, so don't be surprised if the new record has some bonafide jams on it. Coincidentally, Debt Department is what Europeans call the United States now. It's also important that you know "Burgers" was directed by the group's JF Ryan and someone called DfG and remember that Excepter will be playing a grip of shows in NYC in Feb/March. You can check the dates at their MySpace.
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