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Domestic Gesture
03:54
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Red Plum
05:36
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Red plum trees leaves on wet concrete
We love the earth we have to leave
I put my hands in wet cement
I'll do it again
I don't care what the man said
Thousand word smile
Freaking me out
Still feels good
Guess it should
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Can't Wait To Be Wrong
02:32
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Looking forward to nothing
Waiting on a car
Seems Inevitable
Can't wait to be wrong again
Can't wait to belong
Can't wait to get back again
Drive shotgun to the show
Driving me back again
It's too late for the show
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Rayon Portland, Oregon
Portland, Oregon based four-piece Rayon, fronted by main songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Eric Sabatino have a self-described sound as, “a life-long post punk and Sonic Youth fan trying to reconcile their love of The Kinks and 60’s British Pop”.
Rayon recommends:
deep love and respect for the people making this amazing music
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Dead Birds Always Fly South
by Frank Fuzz
This came out of Kalamazoo, Michigan, where I was living in 2006. Andrew (Frank Fuzz) was always in good bands, and then he started doing his own songs. These songs give me chills.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Miss Rayon and Cloud Master”
A personal & potent EP from the Summer Cannibals' bad ass, renaissance bassist. Easily one of my favorite EPs this year.
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French Vanilla
by French Vanilla
supported by 4 fans who also own “Miss Rayon and Cloud Master”
Hearing this saxophone on Evolution was an instant quick back to 80's - French - punk melody. Preference goes to this first album. Something rough sound better.
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WALL's debut LP is also their last, as the band is no more - bittersweet. Experimental post-punk that works in light & shade.
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This Could Be Texas
by English Teacher
The UK upstarts' debut veers from sunny, psychedelic folk to bristling post-punk with reckless abandon without ever missing a beat.
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