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Skirts
06:57
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Words
04:16
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Meredith
05:20
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Solitude
07:45
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All My Saviors
05:37
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Conversations
05:38
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7. |
My Art Heart Is Yours
06:12
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Roaches O' The Boulevard
06:25
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Sissyphus
04:56
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Pinks Vs. Moon Hare
03:14
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the crumbs of pathos San Francisco, California
A power-trio based in SF, The Crumbs of Pathos make real music that might just make you dance. The vibe is a bit arty without pretension, existential, and wholly human. Blending genres of music under the rock moniker with a bit of punk rock attitude
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