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  "textContent": "Contact: booking@aitaband.comWeb: aitaband.comSeeking: Listeners/bookingStyle: Pop-Punk Baltimore’s AITA bottle the exact kind of pop-punk that smells like sunscreen and bad decisions. Their sweet spot is full-throttle: crunchy guitars, sprinting drums and choruses that beg to be shouted. “KNOW HARD FEELINGS” is a clear gem, its dual vocals playing off each other with a push-pull chemistry that feels both scrappy and sincere. You almost wish they’d lean into that dynamic more often. When they ease up on “The Ocean,” the breather is appreciated, but lacks the tectonic shift of their faster fare. There’s an undeniable magnetism here in the high-energy charm of […]\n\nThe post New Music Critique: AITA first appeared on Music Connection Magazine.",
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