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Let Me Down
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Incandescent
05:29
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Leave This Town
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Closer
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With the Bridges Burned
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Let It Go
02:52
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Close Your Eyes
04:57
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Daylight
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Setting Sun
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Now It's Time
04:21
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Greater Pacific California
The pining sound of pedal steel and the signature timbre of Kyle Kersten's voice are the essence of the band's sound. With the additional production of John Phinney, Greater Pacific includes plenty of what could be possible unexpected instrumentation that builds into peaks and subsides into soundscapes. ... more
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