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Old Dark House
04:20
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What I Said I Saw
03:30
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First Light
04:20
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Prayer For Static
05:00
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Rose Hill
06:49
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(Do You) Feel This Way?
04:24
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Write On
03:56
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These Bodies
05:53
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Gone South
02:34
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This Is Grand
04:21
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Just Shy Of Fried
05:27
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Outside Tonight
06:41
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Royal Pines Chicago, Illinois
Mojo Magazine 4 Star Review - July 2014 Issue
"Fans of early 90's pop-savvy bludgeon
from the Touch & Go or Amphetamine Reptile labels, or even youngsters digging pre-goldrush Nirvana will find much to love in these Chicagoans' low-end garagey guitars and lyrical abjection."
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