How in the world do i begin this? Well, here's the synopsis. Spider is lured back to The City from a cabin in the mountains to finally deliver a book to a publisher who gave him an advance over 5 years prior when he was the number one columnist of his time. While back in The City, Spider makes ends meet by working as a columnist for The Word, where he spews all sorts of rancor about the state of society and politics.
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So, this is The Nail's answer to Blood Brothers and The Locust, huh?
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Social Distortion relases their first album in 8 years.
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