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Shabbyshallow
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Bumpy Bridge
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lollypop
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Seafarm
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The Hills
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Bomp
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Icy Easy
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Lion Toof
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Rubylyth Tucson, Arizona
Rubylyth hails from the sun bleached streets of Tucson, AZ and the gray-spired skyline of New Haven, CT. Their sound echoes the likes of The feelies, Love and rockets, The Pixies, and Neil Young. Often eerie and ethereal, their sloppy punkish vocal harmonies blend with jangly guitars and funk back beats. Their sound could be described as funky, post-punk, indie folk, no frills shoe gazey music. ... more
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