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Good Evening
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Midnight Train
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Places
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Frequency
04:03
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M.R.
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John W.
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In the Dark
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Getaway
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Caged
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Don't Tell Me
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Lunar Division Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Alt/rock outfit Lunar Division creates honest, relevant music that combines grit, jangle, and melody into songs that move
crowds and max-out headphones.
They use rock energy, mellow grooves, vocal harmonies, and guitar dissonance as they see fit, an approach that gives each song its own fresh identity.
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