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Waiting for a Train
00:40
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Circles
04:28
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Eiderdown
05:13
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Floo (Acoustic)
03:41
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Rain
05:52
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For the Birds
03:11
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Sweep
03:41
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Watch Your Step
04:26
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T.O.B.
07:03
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Standby Danbury, Connecticut
spooky indie / gritty prog
Standby recommends:
Jelani Sei is a good reminder that we do this because we're writing our favorite music with our best friends. They write awesome songs and the interconnectivity of the band is so tight and inspiring.
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It's always tough to write good melodies, so when we do, we usually sing/play them a few times. QM writes multiple amazing melodies per song, and every single track on this record is an event.
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Jack is one of the greatest songwriters we know and this record throws you into a deep and somewhat twisted vibe and it's just amazing.
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Ten years may have passed since the last Bellini record, but the math rock group sound as fierce as ever.
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