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Kaleidoscope
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Crying Eyes
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Arlington/Washington
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Where The Truth Lies
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What If We Could Fly
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Escape To Witch Mountain
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Butterflies
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It's 2AM
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Torch Song
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Dust Bunnies Chicago, Illinois
"Dust Bunnies, a four-piece indie outfit out of Chicago, play a unique mutt-like breed of folk-pop that effortlessly blends derivative psychedelia and strummy bar music with the kind of stuff that it is so far removed from rock music that it reminds me exactly why I hate the blanket term “indie” in the first place." - KZSU Stanford University ... more
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