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Brighten the Path
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Quiet Signals
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Lost in Dreams
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Too Far Away
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Little Glow
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All the Space
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Quiet Signals Dayton, Ohio
Post-rock instrumental collaborations from Dayton, Ohio guitarist Nick Kizirnis ... featuring cellist Kate Wakefield
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Frenzied and furious Cello, Vocals and Drums badassery. Absolute earworms that comes at you from an aggressive punk/post-punk place but has an incredible sense of melody, hooks and purpose. This is legit plus stuff and I can't think of a single band they really sound like. Just get it.
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