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In the City
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Still
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What to Do About Desire
03:23
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Victory
02:12
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Me Hurricane
03:35
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Maliblues
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Petty's Dead
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What About Happiness?
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Giant Waste of Man Los Angeles, California
visceral indie rock from southern california
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Great songs, cool production, fellow Los Angeles guitar lovers.
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We know. Scott is in our band. But his work in Manuok is unbelievably good. Start with the gorgeous "I Could Dance"
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Sleepyhead were a vastly underrated ’90s NY indie band. “Exhibit” combines two of their brilliant LPs into one collection.
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