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Album: Mauler
Artist: Cub
Release Date: 2/25/1997
Genre: Rock/Pop

An after-the-fact collection (Cub broke up in 1996, after the release of the fine Box of Hair) of singles, compilation appearances, and oddities, 1997's Mauler wraps up all of Cub's loose ends. Like most indie pop groups of the mid-'90s, Cub considered the 7" single to be sacrosanct (their second... [+] Expand

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