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truth is cold
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church street
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purpose
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future me
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isosceles girl
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uncover the gem
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rock and flower
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god talks back
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exfoliation
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they got a pill for that
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scrapple in the chapel
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carrying a billboard
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3 feet up Edgefield, South Carolina
Husband & Wife minimalist rock duo, no longer active since 2011. But we did release 4 albums between 2005 and 2010.
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Ship To Shore
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Little Green
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Cara Beth Satalino's delicately melodic yet resilient indie folk songs sparkle with lyrical wit and hard-won wisdom.
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Nippon Acid Folk 1970-1980
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The experimental spirit permeating this collection of Japanese acid folk foreshadowed the arrivals of city pop, the psych revival, and folktronica.
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Will I Still Bloom?
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Heartland indie rock that’s like Angel Olsen at her fuzziest fronting a gnarlier Mazzy Star.
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