Relentlessly Awesome - Broadcast on October 4, 2012

from CiTR -- Relentlessly Awesome · host CiTR & Discorder Magazine

What does today sound like? Today sounds like today's programming. Listen to awesome tracks from austra, glass animals, bon iver, william fitzsimmonds, calamalka, ultraista, two door cinema club, purity ring, gang signs, first aid kit, sorrow, electric guest, crystal castles, and the horizon

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