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Head Underwater
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Sweetie Peaty
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A Minute Ago
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Two Months in Langley
02:31
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Hands on You
03:19
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Conversation piece
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I’m on Fire
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Frankie
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Mellow Again
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Silly Little Girl
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Listening Party Shawnigan Lake, British Columbia
Listening Party are a 2-piece Canadian Indie, Rythmic, Psychedelic band from the Cowichan Valley, British Columbia. The band formed in 2005 from a duo of inspired sonic generators who met in highschool and just couldn't get enough music in general. Their unique brand of entertainment fuses live edged percussion and melodic guitar leads with psychedelic synth sounds and hypnotic loops. ... more
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