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B-12
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Hologram
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Song for the Down
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Ink
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Keep
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Autopilot
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Shelf
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Positively Red River
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The Lennings Austin, Texas
While Lennings' brand of indie folk has floated between their acoustic and electric sides since 2007, their current instrumentation and style have garnered attention both foreign and domestic. Acoustic guitar, banjo, a particularly hard-hitting rhythm section, a wall of noise, and vocals ranging from lullaby to blaring. Songs focus on finding the beauty and absurdity in the mundane and inanimate. ... more
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