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Boomerang
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All To Blame
07:09
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Brighter Side
05:33
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Where The Names All Hang
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Hologram
03:05
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The One
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Angel With No Wings
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Ground
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Food Chain
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From Worlds Alike Nashville, Tennessee
Started out in Clarksville, TN as a metal band. Eventually, the majority of the band moved slightly south of Nashville and began producing some slightly more mellow vibes, but with a natural eclecticism due to a variety of different influences, from jazz, metal, funk, and rap. ... more
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