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Orange Lazarus
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On The Marquee
03:18
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Broken Sleep
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Black Tom Cassidy
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Secret Origins
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Bum
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In the Water
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OJ & The Isotoners
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Concrete Animals Florence, South Carolina
From the remains of The Dirty White and The Bathory Boys came Concrete Animals.
Hailing from Florence, SC, their music
treads the delicate balance between art rock fury and pop sensibility.
Despite their short existence, they have made the rounds regionally and garnered praise in local press.
Their debut album, Resonator, was recorded in 24 hours at Face of God in late August 2011.
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