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* FriendlyFandoms: With Hum and Shiner, two other shortlived semi-obscure AlternativeRock bands from TheNineties that returned a few decades later, and have a similar cult following to the point the both of three are lumped together when people recommend one of them.
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* FriendlyFandoms: With Hum Music/{{Hum}} and Shiner, two other shortlived semi-obscure AlternativeRock bands from TheNineties that returned a few decades later, and have a similar cult following to the point the both of three are lumped together when people recommend one of them.
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* FriendlyFandoms: With Hum and Shiner, two other shortlived semi-obscure AlternativeRock bands from TheNineties and that returned a few decades later, that and have a similar cult following to the point the both of three are lumped together when people recommend one of them.
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** ''Moth'' and ''Frogs'' tell a 2-part song about a man growing increasingly paranoid before being admitted to an insane asylum where he'll exist as a walking vegetable, which he sees absolutely no problem with.
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** ''Moth'' and ''Frogs'' tell a 2-part song about story of a man growing increasingly paranoid before being admitted to an insane asylum where he'll exist as a walking vegetable, which he sees absolutely no problem with.
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** ''Moth'' and ''Frogs'' tell a 2-part song about a man growing increasingly paranoid before being admitted to an insane asylum where he'll exist as a walking vegetable, which he see sees absolutely no problem with.
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** [[LyricalDissonance''Wonderful Life'']], a wonderful tune about people dying horribly, including a boy's mutilated corpse found behind a shopping mall, a tired truck driver crashing and dying, and a mentally ill man who goes off his medication and is implied to commit suicide.
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** [[LyricalDissonance''Wonderful [[LyricalDissonance ''Wonderful Life'']], a wonderful tune about people dying horribly, including a boy's mutilated corpse found behind a shopping mall, a tired truck driver crashing and dying, and a mentally ill man who goes off his medication and is implied to commit suicide.
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*NightmareFuel: While not nightmarish, their general sound is rather unsettling, with chromatic, unusual melodies, strange guitar tunings and a generally disquieting, spacey atmosphere.
** ''Moth'' and ''Frogs'' tell a 2-part song about a man growing increasingly paranoid before being admitted to an insane asylum where he'll exist as a walking vegetable, which he see absolutely no problem with.
** [[LyricalDissonance''Wonderful Life'']], a wonderful tune about people dying horribly, including a boy's mutilated corpse found behind a shopping mall, a tired truck driver crashing and dying, and a mentally ill man who goes off his medication and is implied to commit suicide.
** ''Moth'' and ''Frogs'' tell a 2-part song about a man growing increasingly paranoid before being admitted to an insane asylum where he'll exist as a walking vegetable, which he see absolutely no problem with.
** [[LyricalDissonance''Wonderful Life'']], a wonderful tune about people dying horribly, including a boy's mutilated corpse found behind a shopping mall, a tired truck driver crashing and dying, and a mentally ill man who goes off his medication and is implied to commit suicide.
