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Fake Blood
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Go Stat
04:33
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Favored Routes
05:19
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Bricks of Sun
05:19
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Salt from Tears
04:58
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Contact Contract
04:08
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Confession on 6
05:06
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Ghost Work
Ghost Work is a new band from current and ex-members of Seaweed, Minus the Bear, Snapcase and Milemarker. The band brings their unique styles along with various other post/punk influences. Anyone familiar with Aaron’s work w/Seaweed, Gardener and others will recognize his voice as it drops in over a haze of chiming/chirping guitars and driving rhythm section in album opener "Fake Blood." ... more
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