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From Portland, Oregon!

The Deaf Club was a notable music venue located on Valencia Street in the Mission District of San Francisco, which remained open for an 18-month period in the late 1970s.

From Brooklyn Vegan: Tullycraft are Seattle cuddlecore legends, now in their 30th year of making hyperactive, winsome, and very twee punky indiepop. They may be a little too twee and winsome for some, and on Shoot the Point—their seventh album and first in six years—they continue to peg those meters. But they are never less than fun, and when records come this infrequently, their patented style still feels fresh. It’s a Tullycraft album through and through: sing-along choruses, trade-off boy/girl vocals, and a fondness for songs about bands and music obsessives. Shoot the Point is full of them, including “Jeanie’s Up Again and Blaring Faith by The Cure,” “Street Hassle Plays on Repeat,” and “Modern Lovers.” May Tullycraft never retire their cardigans.

https://lupocitta12xu.bandcamp.com/album/lupo-citt

Original music for 1967.