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You Destroy Me
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Baby
02:34
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Veins
03:39
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Old House
03:30
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Bear Mountain
03:55
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Our Vessel
02:31
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Alright
03:07
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Lightning Rod
03:39
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New Solitude
03:21
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Don't Die
03:39
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Housebreaker Records Montreal, Québec
punk & bricolage
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Restless, agitated no wave for modern times built around razor-sharp guitar and roiling percussion from Jane Doe Ensemble.
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