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Into A Brutalist Stream
03:02
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Red Sky
04:16
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Churchill's Groove
05:40
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Palm Desert
07:40
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1966 Acid Trip
05:49
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Noise In The Dark
02:55
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One Haunted House
03:26
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Monster Mash
04:44
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Organism
01:59
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The Bells Never Forget
08:33
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Marquis W. Howell, II Los Angeles, California
a figure in the Inland Empire & Los Angeles music scenes since 2001, crossing between genres with equal aplomb. Folk Jazz, Gothic Blues, Bedroom Electronica.
Marquis W. Howell, II recommends:
Live & Howling
by Marquis & The Rhythm Howlers
My evil swing band since 2016
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Romantic Obscenities Vol. 1
by Hobo Jazz
My folky roots band since 2002
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Truthlikeness
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Ryan Von Gonten’s knack for heartwrenching vocal melody is front and center on the quiet, surging “Truthlikeness.”
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The Months I Missed
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