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All the Stories I Sold
03:05
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Down This Canoe
03:22
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Prairie Hat
02:50
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Devils in the Snow
03:11
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On To You
03:21
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Where I Fell
03:33
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San Marosa
04:24
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The Tricks of the Tracks
03:11
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Headful of Rocks
02:01
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Imipolex G
03:40
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Catch a Rise
03:33
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For You a Raft
04:24
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Bugs Eat Books Athens, Georgia
Surprisingly still a band with an album on the way! The Bugs play weird and hypothetically catchy indie rock and pop with guitars, drums, and other instruments that they can borrow or probably should not have bought.
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