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BeforeTimes (KJ RipOff)
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Crooked Haircut
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Ballet of Leaves
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Fly Away
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Happy Accident
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Ghost (About This Place)
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Brother, Sister
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Badger Moon
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Japan Night
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Death Metal School
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Daily Worker Austin, Texas
DAILY WORKER is Cotton Mather guitarist and prize winning poet Harold Whit Williams' Lo-fi solo studio
project.
"A genuine power pop guitar hero"--Trouser Press
"Recalls the classic lo-fi days of GBV, with hissy sonics and huge hooks"--
Bandcamp New & Notable
"Small stakes, but a victory nonetheless" -- Austin Chronicle
... more
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