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Ohm
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Who is What am I
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The Inbetweens
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I Can Pay in a Few Years
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Walking in Circles
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Break to Build
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Everything's Connected
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Etchings Tacoma, Washington
Just like a lot of other Seattle area bands, we carry a bit of that classic Pacific Northwest grunge spirit with us. We
can’t deny our need to depart from tradition though.
Alternative indeed, we recklessly meld pop punk power riffs with slick jazzy jams to create our own rendition of northwest wool.
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