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Passenger Door
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Red Moon, Car Wreck
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Low Moon Rising
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Nightingale
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Sirens
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Cowards
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From Behind Glass
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Lifeboat
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Mines Falls Los Angeles, California
Skirting the sonic expectations of a history of music forged in garages and bedrooms, LA-based duo Mines Falls summons up dense soundscapes that marry art-rock grooves with eerie downtempo. Anchored by Carson Lund’s resonant and melancholic baritone and Erik Lund’s inspired weaving of electronic and analog texture, the band’s music locates pockets of beauty in the anxious flow of the modern world. ... more
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