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Sundown
03:54
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Subtleties
03:42
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3. |
Something New
03:59
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Through The Seams
03:19
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Edge
04:18
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Into Fire
05:03
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7. |
Just A Stumble
03:34
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8. |
Breaking Up
04:38
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9. |
Hands Are Weird
03:08
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10. |
Second Best
03:55
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Embers
04:00
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Sly At Last Inverness, UK
A pack of rowdy youths hailing from the shores of Inverness, who design funky pop-rock that makes you bop.
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