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I Should've Known
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Closer To Thee
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Check-Out Time
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Sunny Climes
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To Thessalonica
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High Bias!!! A Cassette-Based Operation ™ Nashville, Tennessee
This is the official online source for 4-track cassette productions by John Davis (Superdrag, Epic Ditch, The Lees Of Memory). No packaging, no mastering, straight out the back of the mighty Yamaha MT-4X for your enjoyment.
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Moon Shot
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Like most songs on the album this song shifts between two distinct modes that work great separately, but when they combine, they become Voltron and are unstoppable!
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Mystical Numbers
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supported by 64 fans who also own “My Hope Is Found In A God Who Can Raise Up The Dead”
Armstrong’s voice reminds me of Sugar and track one fits comfortably in that realm, but there's more to this band than throwback. Prolific bandmate Davis compliments with performances and songwriting that differ enough to elevate the sound without creating contrast that disrupts the continuity of so many great records with two strong writers. As usual, strong production from Purcell rides a line between reverence and experimentation for an easy listen that never seems stale or unchallenging.
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The Blinding White Of Nothing At All
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This music is a revelation. Thank you The Lees of Memory.
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This Could Be Texas
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The UK upstarts' debut veers from sunny, psychedelic folk to bristling post-punk with reckless abandon without ever missing a beat.
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Move To The Trees
by Winter McQuinn
Winter McQuinn mixes soft rock and psychedelic folk for a sound reminiscent of classic pop purveyors like Cut Worms and the Lemon Twigs.
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The Canadian trio's knack for writing bangers plots a steady course through the maelstrom.
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Shades II
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You Know When You Know + Know When To Say When
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