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Maus Haus

"No More Girls"

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September 25, 2012

Synth-rockers in T-shirts are always dour. Synth-rockers in satin shirts are always gleeful. Maus Haus, a scruffy San Francisco band, reverse this gulf with "No More Girls," jumpy rock-tronica that's exuberant with distortion and la-lala's.

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