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And Then Sigh
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Center of the Earth
05:14
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$80 Haircuts
04:20
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Better Off Alone
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Dig Deep
02:58
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Gotta Talk
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I Have Seen
03:10
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None of This is Wrong
03:58
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Indefinitely
05:19
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backwords Brooklyn, New York
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QUOTES //
“With 60s girl group vocals that are cut with a harshness that recalls Pavement, this quartet isn’t afraid to push towards psychedelic edges.” – THE WILD HONEY PIE
“Mellow folk pop.” – BROOKLYN VEGAN
“Their acidic folk-pop can be striking.” – POP MATTERS
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