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Back Of My Head
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Five & Eight
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Please, Believe Me
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Madeleine Ferguson
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Underneath
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Night Falls In
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First In Line
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Running Down The Stairs
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Up In The Air
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Blue Light Curtain Seattle, Washington
Paul Groth and Laura Bratton have been singing together in different projects for over 18 years, taking their vocal influences from bands like Low, My Bloody Valentine and Yo La Tengo. The lyrics are simplistic and repetitive adding to the hypnotic musical drone. Michael Sterling drives the group’s dynamics by playing with and against synthetic pulses. ... more
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