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Undone
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Dumps Like A Truck
04:59
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Fleas of the City
02:35
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Look Expensive and Smile
04:54
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Xenu
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Letters
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Waves
04:25
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Confessions
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Wet
03:59
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Communicating Vessels Birmingham, Alabama
Communicating Vessels is an independent record label in the historic Woodlawn district of Birmingham, Alabama. Started by Jeffrey Cain (Remy Zero, Isidore), each contributing artist can count on support, whether in studio or across the ocean. There’s a family in place to nurture & share in experiences. And these artists are safe to push themselves while beginning and ending on a firm foundation. ... more
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