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Get Out Of The City
04:11
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They Breed and Say Hello
02:29
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You Gotta Heart
02:19
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It's On Time
02:50
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Everything We Need
03:38
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I'm On An Ocean
04:50
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Green Leaves
04:15
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Grab Pull and Separate
03:49
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Let It Go
01:48
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Magic In Chapel Hill
03:27
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A. Sinclair Austin, Texas
Every song that Aaron Sinclair writes has a certain underlying feeling. SPIN described it as “twitchy paranoia.” Baeble Music sensed a “strung-out urgency” in his voice, while the Austin Chronicle called his music “tension-driven” with “tight, rough riffs and sharp post-punk lines.” ... more
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