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Softess - Medicine (Dark Power) Lie - Sorry (Consent) Mornon Croesses - Marked Tricks (Ash & Temples) Did You Die - Stove (All That Is Now) Overnight - Unsinkable (Carry Me Home) Overnight - Follow Me (Carry Me Home) Bontempi - I Can Hear You (What Keeps Us Awake) Plumtree - Scott Pilgrim (Predicts the Future) Bells Clanging - Frames (Momentum Conservatory.) Still Creek Murder - King (Dandelo) EP Island - Engine Cleaner (Sweet'ish) Moon - Gomorrah (Moon) OK Vancouver OK - Hologram of a Beauty (Influences) Old and Weird - As A Joke (What I Saw) Like Elliot Did - On Your Own (Swell) Local Rabbits - At Least You Got The Cake (This Is It Here We Go) The Flashing Lights - Keep It to Yourself (Sweet Release) run chico run - broadcaster (slow action) Jale - Brother (Promise)

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