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Every Nowhere
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Breakaway
04:09
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Estabrook
04:15
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Enlightened Madness
03:35
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Gold
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Surrender
04:40
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Rocket Cat Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Drawing heavily from the music of our youth, the band's sound is fresh yet familiar. A careful listen often reveals an 80's influence in a guitar riff, drum beat or vocal melody. Listeners can focus on the groove at the surface or immerse themselves into the density of the lyrics, melody and texture. ... more
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