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You've Seen This Before
02:32
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2. |
Adjacent
02:41
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3. |
Somewhere Else
02:57
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4. |
Stab Me in the Church
06:15
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5. |
Hallway Walking
02:53
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6. |
Interlude
01:33
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7. |
Dashcam
03:17
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8. |
Power Lines
03:31
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9. |
Delete Everything
03:38
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10. |
Goodnight, Tiger
03:06
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11. |
Lost Dogs
04:05
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friend's house records Seattle, Washington
seattle's dearest indie label. ran by carter c & liviyuh
est. 2021
✨remembering ruby jules forever.
note: we take a while to ship things out
*NO SUBMISSIONS PLZ!*
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