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Farmer's Blvd
Farmer's Blvd came together in New York City in the early 2000s, with John Smith on vocals and songwriting. Their song 'Always the Same' got some radio play...
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Truth
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Always The Same
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Can't Take My Doubt
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Don't Believe
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Key Avenue
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Mankind Suicide
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Truth
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Always The Same
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Can't Take My Doubt
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Don't Believe
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Key Avenue
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Mankind Suicide
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New Freedom
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Path Of Blood
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World's A Prison
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Farmer's Blvd came together in New York City in the early 2000s, with John Smith on vocals and songwriting. Their song 'Always the Same' got some radio play and connected with listeners who appreciated their straightforward approach. The band's lineup included Mike Jones on guitar, Sarah Davis on bass, and Tom Wilson on drums.
Their music pulled from rock and alternative sounds, with some folk and blues touches mixed in. Tracks like 'Can't Take My Doubt' and 'Don't Believe' showed their preference for direct lyrics and unpolished energy. Some critics found their style too rough around the edges, and a few stations were hesitant to play their material.
They kept working despite that reception, putting out songs like 'Key Avenue' and 'Mankind Suicide' that stayed true to their initial sound. The band's output from that period holds up as a decent snapshot of early-2000s indie rock that didn't try to smooth out its edges.
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