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Not From Concentrate
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The Ancients
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Tapioca Daydreams
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Hello, Mr. Pioneer
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Gravity Waves
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Michigan Monsoon
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Orange Groves
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Magnets
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Whales in Space
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Trees on Mars Columbia, South Carolina
Trees on Mars is an instrumental post/prog rock band. With a heavy emphasis on dual guitar parts that play off one another, Trees combines everything from hard rock riffs, stop on a dime time signature changes, and ambient post rock soundscapes. Fans of Trees have come to expect a precise live show, captivating the whole room. ... more
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Everything this guy makes is super chill electronica/hip-hop, we highly recommend that you check out his whole catalogue!
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We love Plini, of course, because he contributed a great solo to our album, but also because his own material is jaw-droppingly good!
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