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Groundhog Day
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My Imaginary Friend
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Monday Night
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Islands & Tigers San Antonio, Texas
Sun-soaked and saltwater-drenched, I’m Afraid of My Brain is a love letter to the greatness of surf’s past and its future promise. –Shannon Sweet (SA Current)
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