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Flowers
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Shivers
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Crystals
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Backstage for Two
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The Ballet
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Mother Ginger & The Key
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It Works Both Ways
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Into A Toy
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Brimaxian Portland, Oregon
A persistently versatile mix of guitars, keys, synth strings, and more, in the rock, acoustic, and alternative genres. Dense, poetic wordplay sung by a semi-amateur baritone. Wry wit, hot guitar licks, and the occasional augmented sixth chord.
If you like The ASMR Nutcracker and The Four Realms: Musical Score Soundtrack, you may also like:
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Quickies
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The band's latest project includes twenty-eight new short songs that clock-in at no longer than just under three minutes.
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