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    "comment": "Twin Cities punk legend Steve Almaas of Suicide Commandos, Beat Rodeo died on June 5th - RIP!\n\nSteve Almaas, an influential Twin Cities musician who helped kickstart a local punk scene, has died due to complications of recurrent cancer. Almaas died on Friday afternoon in Beacon, New York, where he lived with his partner Brandy Burre. He was 69.\n\nIn addition to being a founding member of the Suicide Commandos, Almaas led the country rock group Beat Rodeo, and was an accomplished solo artist.\n\nhttps://www.thecurrent.org/feature/2026/06/05/twin-cities-punk-legend-steve-almaas-of-suicide-commandos-has-died",
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