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Sacred Birds
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Butter and Toast
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Napoleon's Wife
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Warm Moustache
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Destination Ubiquity
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More Peat Moss, Please
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Hacksaw Cannibalism
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Trash Arond
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Noise
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Telephone Bones
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Wimpy Olympians
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Skullsplitter
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Eenie Meenie Records Los Angeles, California
Great Northern (Solon Bixler, Rachel Stolte) create a shimmering hybrid of alternative rock and textured dream pop described by NPR as “the musical embodiment of a mood that's somehow both sunny and oppressive.”
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