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Gaucho
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Why So Monumental?
06:50
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Lux Lisbon
04:40
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Galilea
03:30
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Not For Us To Say
01:43
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A Violent Little Band
01:28
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The W:zord
01:23
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The Army Painter
02:41
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Interlopers Dub
03:31
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Justine
01:35
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Claire
00:54
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Leo
02:00
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Grease Fire
01:56
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Reconquista
03:02
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Suna No Onna
02:24
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Why People Funny
02:49
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The Minute I Feel
03:36
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The Winter Coats Fredericton, New Brunswick
The band has been described as a “beautiful oddity,” and “like LSD…on acid...” and like “steampunk and dystopian styles of
art and landscape.”
"The music contains elements of noise rock, lo-fi, atmospheric and ambient music, post-rock, and straight-ahead trashy punk – all wrapped up in a noisy, analog and very original shell."
Their "music and riffs ... are nothing short of exhilarating."
... more
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