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7's and 9's
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Scary Weeds
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Morning Weekend
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Regardless
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Nothing
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Ghost Guys
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You Can't See the Light
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Lean Into the Sway
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Rosemary
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Thrift Store Cowboys Knoxville, Tennessee
Thrift Store Cowboys indie-rock shapeshifts through ambient and Gothic western music for songs that touch on death, loss, fear, redemption, the Spanish Civil War and West Texas ghost stories. All buoyed by soaring violin, draped against bottom-ended guitar and pedal steel sounds that the spaghetti western composed Ennio Morricone might envy. ... more
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