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Strange Religion
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Come to me
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Hold This Close
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Classic Girl
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The Strange Truth of it All Spring Hill, Florida
04/23/21. The Strange Truth of it All have been making a little noise lately. We’ve got a new LP in the works entitled
“bone picker”. Should be available in the next few months.
The line up for this incarnation of the truth band include:
Matt Greenia
Matt Williams
Kent Aberle
Aaron Golden
Shane Simmons
James Hall
Kyle Gordon
Nick Nickerson
Adam Hopkinson
Warren Ullum
Ben Davis
... more
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the Futura Bold (Deluxe Version)
by the Futura Bold
This album particular tapped into the vein of creation that artists dream about and this once in a life time music from James and his band mates hearts, minds, and soul's. RIP Chris Piskun 8/24/14!
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Talking Freedom With The Jailer
by James Hall
This was the first acoustic and stripped down release from James Hall and Bruce Butkovich. It remains timely and gorgeous.
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Second Hand Smoke
by Chris Smith
Chris Smith, from Melbourne, delivers an album of moody music that ranges from elegant slowcore to spare, shadowy folk.
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The Atlanta trio find an appealing balance between their trademark razor sharp wiry riffage and freewheeling groove.
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On their new LP, Omni set the anxieties of modern life against grand-scale rock arrangements.
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Lonnie Holley's first new album since 2018 sees the "cosmic Southerner" blues, jazz, and folk artist reflect on hardship and triumph.
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