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DS News: Rehasher (Roger Lima of Less Than Jake) releases new single “Open Roads”

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Less Than Jake bassist Roger Lima’s side project Rehasher has released a new single titled “Open Roads”, and it fuckin’ rips! Check it out below.

This is Rehasher’s first new, original music since releasing a series of singles from late 2019 through early 2020. Their latest full-length album Tasty Slices, Vol. 1 features covers of songs by Screeching Weasel, Green Day, and the Beatles, among others.

Roger is on tour with LTJ right now. The Florida ska-punk veterans will be hitting most of the east coast over the next few weeks. Tour dates can be found here.

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