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Sweat Through
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Cold, Cold Hands
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Skoal Bandits
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All You Shadows
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Long Black Lilies
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Dead Leaves
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Nathan Wade & The Dark Pioneers Seattle
Nathan Wade & The Dark Pioneers are Seattle’s purveyors of apocalyptic Americana, hitching the rusted scraps of American roots music to a battered pick-up truck and dragging it across a broken 21st Century landscape. It’s a cinematic trip down a desolate highway as the dashboard rattles apart and the truck radio blasts songs of murder, drug abuse, and Biblical arcana. ... more
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