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Kiss of a Spy
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Monster’s Lament
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Raygun
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Lost in Your Space
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Kaiju
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Airlock Mishap
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Sons of Robot Monster Louisville, Kentucky
The Sons of Robot Monster started as an idea for a party and remains one.
Formed by a love
for sci-fi B movies,
SORM is a full fledged supernova Louisville-based band.
Post-punk flailing garage rock, indie art-pop sensibilities weave through songs of both silly, serious introspection subject matter.
We take anthem rock jabs at the sci-fi genre contrasted by alien observations of human life.
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