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Key West Tapwater
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How Far Away
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I Fly Free
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Rocked by the Magnum
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Baja Blues
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Run Back to Me
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Wipeout
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The Ratlands
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The Shivering Sand
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So Cold
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Pisces Lullabye
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Sunset Down
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The Mojo Wire Isla Vista, California
The Mojo Wire bashed its way through the Isla Vista/UCSB college-town scene from 1997-2001 before imploding, capping off a stretch of four self-recorded, self-released amateur-garage-rock albums, twenty-three slapdash, scattershot gigs, and a whole lot of loud, messy fun. ... more
The Mojo Wire recommends:
Honey White is Bryn and Keir's post-Mojo Wire band.
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Hecho en Naranjastan
by Radblaster
Radblaster is the original lineup of the Mojo Wire, reunited in 2010.
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The Weapon of Young Gods
by Keir DuBois & Low Tide
Low Tide is Keir's instrumental, ambient post-rock side project.
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Post-punk weirdness meets surf rock sweetness with lots and lots of Farfisa. Post-surf?
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An American Album of Familiar Music (2017 Remastered/Expanded Edition)
by Orchidales
Lo-fi indie pop polished up and remastered lets the pretty melodies and nostalgic lyrics shine through.
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You'll Fall In Love
by Mrs Magician
Starry-eyed and wistful pop-punk single about falling in love with heavenly bodies.
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