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| | Cardboard Records |
 | | Combining a noisy post-punk palette with adventurous, arresting lead vocals and harmonies, Pterodactyl offers up a compellingly catchy, sound that is not easily forgotten. |
 | | After releasing two 7-inches, including the I Can See a River EP on Cardboard Records, Pterodactyl bought a sampler, discovered their fascination with thickly layered vocal harmonies, and set to work on what would become their debut full-length record, officially self-titled, but operationally called Blue Jay. |
 | | Soon afterward, Pterodactyl were forced to move all their equipment out of New York City and make their temporary home in the basement of a house in rural Connecticut. |
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