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Sunrise
01:01
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Yellow Bike
03:53
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Clean Up
02:48
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Powerful Taboo
03:24
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Model Homes
03:21
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Piano Bench
01:38
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Circle K
03:34
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Quietest Friend
04:22
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Tracing the Grid
03:15
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Black Canyon
05:23
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My Phoenix
03:24
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All Seeing Eye
02:42
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Leaving The Valley
06:09
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Big Scary Monsters UK
Big Scary Monsters is an independent label based in Oxford, UK.
It has released music from the likes
of American Football, Modern Baseball, La Dispute, The Get Up Kids, Jamie Lenman, Delta Sleep, Minus The Bear, Martha, mewithoutYou, Kevin Devine, Cursive, Pedro The Lion, Andrew W.K. Tall Ships, Toe, , Joyce Manor, We Were Promised Jetpacks, Bear vs Shark, Tangled Hair... many, many more.
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