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Titans
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Noise on 21
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Back to the End
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Canopy
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Flood
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Watch the Hands
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Cowboy
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Sodom
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Uncle Bob (Akron)
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The Living End
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Ward White Los Angeles, California
Los Angeles based art-rock crooner Ward White has released a spate of critically lauded albums that defy easy categorization. Praised for his “superbly lyrical voice” (The New Yorker), his music remains firmly under the mainstream radar. Devo's Mark Mothersbaugh recently invited Ward to join him on Rain Phoenix’s ‘LaunchLeft’ podcast, where he called the prolific songwriter “a poet”. ... more
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The Electric Hour
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End of Tunes
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The cool and wacky home recorded indie rock on this unearthed 90s gem is full of scrappy, lo-fi charm.
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