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Cost of Comfort
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Mine Canary
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Only Way to Travel
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Sabbath Hymn
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Unwanted Guest
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Used to Love the Night
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Golden Bones Brooklyn, New York
Packed with 4-part harmonies, rapid-fire banjo picking, and guitar-driven Americana - they tell stories about shaken identities, stolen love, and people you have to learn not to trust. Their distinct sound, described as “mutant Americana,” draws influence from a broad spectrum of rock and old country alike. ... more
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Richmond's best kept secret!
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