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Blue Dreams
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Bridge the Divide
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Emoji
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Royalty FREE Rock
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She's Got Moxie
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Waiting to Burn OUt
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A Blog Eat Blog World
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Hail to the Kief
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Who's Really Right?
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Pollys in the Stars Crestline, California
The band plays a genre we've entitled "Beautiful Grunge," paying homage to the 90's but splashed with 80's synth and sprinkled with harmonious melodies. This genre is ever changing and long overdue. Press the play button and come along for the ride...
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