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Ten Second Rules
Ten Second Rules formed in 2010 with Damian Kusiak on vocals, Alex Delacroix on guitar, Max Rodriguez on bass, and Luke Ramirez on drums. They were based in...
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Dick-A-Duh
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Jill's Song
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One For The Family
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Orange
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Rap Song
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Rough Draft
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Dick-A-Duh
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Jill's Song
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One For The Family
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Orange
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Rap Song
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Rough Draft
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Something's Gotta Be Wrong
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Stupid Druggies
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Sunday Morning Cartoons
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The One
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Thursday Night
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Ten Second Rules formed in 2010 with Damian Kusiak on vocals, Alex Delacroix on guitar, Max Rodriguez on bass, and Luke Ramirez on drums. They were based in Los Angeles. Their debut single "Dick-A-Duh" came out in 2012 and got some attention for its catchy melody and tongue-in-cheek lyrics.
Their songs like "Jill's Song," "One For The Family," and "Orange" showed a mix of pop-punk and alternative rock sounds. They faced some criticism for provocative lyrics and had legal issues over copyright claims that were settled out of court.
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