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Automatic Lewis
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Qat
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Tragedy
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The Standard
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Fraid
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Machines
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Evolving
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Manufactured
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Currency
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Missing
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World As A Verb
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Dear Civilian
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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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This is the Second Album of a band called Adebisi Shank
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This album single handedly pulled me deep into the world of Math and experimental rock. It's uplifting melodies and energetic drum beats set the bar so high that it's been a challenge to find artists who even come close to the lofty heights achieved by Adebisi Shank. All the songs are great, but Bones takes the top slot for sheer catchiness.
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