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Music Review: State Champs’ self-titled album is enjoyable, quintessential, predictable pop-punkNew York pop-punk band State Champs’ self-titled album is one fans of the genre have heard before — a band musing about ...
New York pop-punk band State Champs’ self-titled album is one fans of the genre have heard before New York pop-punk band State Champs’ self-titled album is one fans of the genre have heard ...
New York pop-punk band State Champs’ self-titled album is one fans of the genre have heard before — a band musing about awkward interactions at parties, overthinking their romantic ...
New York pop-punk band State Champs’ self-titled album is one fans of the genre have heard before — a band musing about awkward interactions at parties, overthinking their romantic ...
New York pop-punk band State Champs’ self-titled album is one fans of the genre have heard before — a band musing about awkward interactions at parties, overthinking their romantic ...
Across the album, State Champs wrestle with self-doubt. It takes on a few forms. On “Just a Dream” and the closer “Golden Years,” the band is stuck on the past, unsure of the future.
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