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The Shondes continues to make noise four years after debuting with an album recorded at Tony Maimone of They Might Be Giants‘ Studio G. This year, they’ve released their second album My Dear One with Fanatic Records along with packed national tours that make use of their popularity in integrating politics (during their Tucson and Phoenix tour stop, the Shondes teamed up with an organization fighting draconian Arizona immigration policies).

Drummer Temim Fruchter, says their 2010 album "follows the arc of a breakup – it’s sad and angry and despairing and hopeful – and we’ve gotten a lot of really nice reviews about how this combines with our punk energy and bass/ drums/ guitar/ violin/ harmonies lineup."

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