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Useless State Portland, Oregon
"Record Label" out of Portland, OR. Home of The Taxpayers, Anxiety Cat, Shitty Weekend, Potsie, Never Better, The Trusty
Snakes, and more.
We have been around since 2007. Took a log nap, but now we're awake and ready.
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