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Sanguine
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Starling
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Blues Jam
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Grave Robber
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The Decline
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A Thing in Common
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Half the Time
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Time
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Baby's Sick
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Beringia
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Fungus Dartmouth, Nova Scotia
Goblin rock four-piece based out of Halifax.
"Familiar, yet odd enough to linger in
your memory. Shifts in melody and rhythm skillfully work to create a sense of unease, while somehow remaining completely at ease." -Grid City Magazine
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