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Discarded
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Two and One
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Temporary Setback
05:20
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snare
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eXtension
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Tied Hands
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Monday Morning
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Prolonged
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Canvas
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Worksong
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Tired
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Faded
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eL Dopamine Boise, Idaho
We use country music chords like Crazy Horse, coupled with a garage indie rock sensibility. n. We have been around since the
early 90's ,and we come in and out of focus. We fit it in when we can.
Influenced by Snakepit, Silkworm, Joel RL Phelps, , Minutemen, Creedence, Lanegan, Netson, Dug. DinoJr.
Drums, Joe H
Singer/guitar, John O
Bass notes, Michael W
Guitar, Thomas P
Thanks for reading.
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eL Dopamine recommends:
Deeply profound, and very influential on our band. This album is at once low-fi, and perfect. We recommend every release he has had his hand in.
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