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Telephone
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Feeling Gone Wrong
03:22
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Hardcore Cherokee
03:18
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Tsunami
04:09
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Something
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IDKW
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No No No
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Nevermore
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Crashing Hotels Los Angeles, California
A "beautiful and captivating" (Afropunk) one-man band out of Cypress Park, L.A. said to be "one of todays most eccentric artists" (New Noise) with a palpably unique and diverse sound ranging from post-punk to romantic lo-fi.
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