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Hesperus
04:08
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Antony
04:30
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Knife
03:46
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Baby
03:15
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Known To Run
03:56
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Settle Down
03:56
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Natural State
02:51
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I Don't Want To Be Alone
02:58
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Brooklyn Bowl
04:01
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North
04:05
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Twin River Vancouver, British Columbia
Twin River is the garage-pop brainchild of Courtney Ewan and Andy Bishop. Their last album is comprised of songs that alternate between dazzlingly summery and hauntingly dark. Consequence of Sound calls first single 'Antony', "a road warrior of an indie song, reverberating guitars echoing The War on Drugs as much as any jangle pop artist". ... more
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