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Habitforming Pt2&3
12:13
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Govt Girls
03:23
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One Away From Nothing
03:52
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Silver Can
02:07
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Fake A Few Smiles
01:09
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Farm Days
01:54
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She Is Gorgeous
21:12
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Fake A Few Smiles Again
01:23
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Joe Sepi New Haven, Connecticut
A fluid and flexible approach through a variety of styles, manners and influences---from the melted-Sabbath riffing of "Heliocentric Model" to the jangly pop of Found Magazine's "Dear Jessica," from the glassy & brooding "Frail Common Animal" to the sentimental "Windowsill Again"---the only constants in this winning formula have been Joe's heart-on-sleeve voice, magic rocket guitar, and change. ... more
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