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Expire Choir
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Sienna
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Trireme
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Prickerbush
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Twice the Girl
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Miss Jack
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Sing
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Take Mine
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Oak Tree
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Eagle
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Somebody Pick a Pattern
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Elix Apple
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Snowday New York, New York
Snowday started as the brainchild of Jonathan Foster in his bedroom in Eastern Long Island. What began as a handful of self produced recordings channelling The Beach Boys & Modest Mouse eventually morphed into a more collaborative band as Jon teamed up with long time friend and producer Kia Eshghi. They are currently in the studio working on an EP and performing regularly in the New York area. ... more
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