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The Linda Lindas' recently released album, Growing Up, finds its members attempting to make sense of adolescence in a global pandemic, demanding to be heard and paying homage to a savage pet cat. Zen Sekizawa hide caption

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On full-length debut, viral punk band The Linda Lindas keep growing

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The Linda Lindas on World Cafe

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The Linda Lindas' "Racist, Sexist Boy" went viral last week. The band got a record deal within days from Epitaph Records. LA Public Library/YouTube hide caption

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