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Wolves at Night
03:13
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Map of our Stars
03:06
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The Years are Hers
03:44
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Lifetaker
03:14
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Feature 85
03:44
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By a Thread
03:45
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After the Strap
03:47
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Pictured
02:35
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I Fear Ghosts
03:06
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Beauty Scars
03:18
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Crying Girl
03:16
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The Starries Birmingham, UK
The Starries are a loud Indie-rock band, flexing their heavier muscles when the will takes them. Think late 80s American left field rockers like The Replacements or Husker Du, turning their amps up a little louder and letting the darker riffs flow.
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