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Everything All At Once
02:29
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Holding On
02:28
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Nonlocality
04:29
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Before the Beginning
03:12
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Temporary, Confused
03:59
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The Future
02:56
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At Last
02:54
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Players
02:53
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Streamlining
04:21
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Apprentices
04:42
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The Past
04:16
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self-evident Minneapolis, Minnesota
Melodic Experimental Rock from Minneapolis, MN
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Young Widows meets Jesus Lizard meets Pissed Jeans.
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Superchunk meets The Wrens
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