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Autumn leaves
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None the wiser
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Nihilistless
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Calcium
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Kindred
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Huggybear
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Lemondrop
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Always
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Winnow
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Carousel
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shallos Minneapolis, Minnesota
Shallos started with a 4-track simply to explore song writing and recording, but morphed into Mark's solo project, then a live band, and now back to a recording project. Things start from a simple acoustic guitar and work out from there, sometimes staying that way but often working into fuller arrangements that explore the landscapes of alternative, indie and post-rock. ... more
shallos recommends:
Mike Kinsella is such an amazing musician, this album is so lush, beautiful and sad all at once. "One of these days" and "Use your words" are two of my favorite tracks on this album.
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*jaw drops* - *throws down guitar* - *quits* ...seriously, check this out.
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