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Do Make Say
05:08
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Aftermath
04:11
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Debts/Bets
05:02
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Carrot Stick
06:13
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Not At All So Much Like
02:58
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Gravity Wins
03:49
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Beta Bank
04:09
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War Song
04:45
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12-Step
05:54
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Mothertapes Portland, Oregon
The creative collaboration of Pete Bosack and Tommy Franzen is entering its second decade. From the beginning, they recognized in each other an experimental spirit and strong sense of purpose rooted in a commitment to precision and musicianship. Their early garage jams led to the formation of their first band, Wax Fingers, and a debut album soon followed. ... more
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