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Days
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Pretty Poisonous
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Tightrope
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Corey Booker Blues
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250 Smiles
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January
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Rocket
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Alexander Springs
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Fire
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Glide
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Potassium and Riboflavin
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Night Loop
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Changing Modes Brooklyn, New York
Changing Modes leap from one radically dissimilar style to another with gusto, guile and a tunefulness that won’t quit. Blending classical flourishes, punk energy, playful and clever lyrics that draw on 80s new wave and a ubiquitous element of surprise, every time you think you’ve got them figured out, they drop something new on you." -Lucid Culture ... more
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