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Honey
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Yanaguana
03:10
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Fawn
04:07
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Brother
04:09
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Genoa
03:24
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Just Ask Me
04:07
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Montego Bay
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These Words
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Honeycomb
03:09
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Fowls Rochester, New York
Fowls formed in March 2011 with the intention of creating more diverse and intriguing music. They take influences from such bands as Maps and Atlases, Pretty Girls Make Graves, Wild Beasts, Say Anything, and Dear and The Headlights. In turn they create layered compositions with each instrument bringing in its own texture. ... more
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