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eightclip: a hardcore archive with receipts

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An archive of the bands, records, shows, and people connected to the Rivalry Records era.

Why it surfaced

Eightclip tracks 143 bands, 36 records, 117 shows, and 63 people, while pointing each fact back to a flier, record, or somebody’s memory. When accounts disagree, the archive keeps both versions—a small but meaningful act of historical care.

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