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Love Me (Elvis Cover)
03:12
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In Heaven (Demo)
02:32
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Who’s Gonna Remember?
01:35
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Well Acquainted (Demo)
03:24
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Modern Music (Demo)
02:26
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Thankful
02:05
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Dick Stusso Oakland, California
Dicky Stuss
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Companion Piece
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To me, this is an honest introspective collection. Catalyst is a moment that every person has boiled down into one beautiful track.
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The Electric Hour
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The band call their brand of epic cosmic jams Transcendental Space-Punk Doo Wop, and who are we to argue?
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Two playful outtakes from La Luz's beautiful self-titled record reveal a great rock band at the peak of their power.
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Indie surf sweethearts La Luz return with a sophisticated and intimate rock LP produced by Adrian Younge.
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Something Different
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I don't know what to compare this to but I love it. sweet punky goodness, both vocals are great.
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