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Blue No More
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Neptune’s Daughter
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Shock Out of Season
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New York duo showcase an enigmatic blend of math rock guitars, pop-punk sing-a-longs, emo confessionals, and even rave-ready synths.
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Avant-garde pop with soulful and colorful psychedelic influences sounds like nothing else you'll hear today.
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