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Moonshine
03:46
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Bucket
02:27
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Like A Machine
03:10
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Wayward Informant
02:54
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Country Song
02:50
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Skatin'
02:25
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Wayward Informant
02:54
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Tragic
03:29
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Out Of Nowhere
03:50
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The Warning
03:46
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Hold Out
03:27
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Can't Remember
03:10
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Red Heart Alarm Seattle, Washington
Alt County American Roots "Grunty" Rock from Seattle WA.
"Rock-solid country-rock" - Seattle
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"Grunge-tinged Americana...Soundgarden-meets-Willie-Nelson" - The Stranger
“[Hammer Anvil Stirrup] is a collection of raw edged, loose grooving tunes filled with shades of The Dead, Wilco, Steve Earl and The Band.” - No Depression
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