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Autolux
Autolux: A Sonic Odyssey of Experimental Rock Comprising vocalist-guitarist Eugene Goreshter, bassist-vocalist Carla Azar, and drummer Greg Edwards, the band...
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Angry Candy
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Asleep At The Trigger
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Audience No. 2
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Blanket
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Capital Kind of Strain
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Census
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Change My Head
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Future Perfect
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Great Days For The Passanger Element
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Headless Sky
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Here Comes Everybody
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Highchair
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Kissproof
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Plantlife
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Robots in the Garden
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Spots
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