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North Star
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Monster!
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Gold Leaf
04:30
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Calyptra
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Into the Drift
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Race Car Courage
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October (Remains)
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Weight of Rain
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Black Boat
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Strangeways Boston, Massachusetts
Born from the cast off dregs of countless lesser known Boston bands, Strangeways sonic esthetic is melded from the band members common love of the aggression of post punk, the textures and landscape of shoegaze, the rhythms of Manchester with the rough edges polished by pop sensibilities. Their influences include hundreds of others, past and present. ... more
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