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I Thought You Knew
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Backwoods King
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Semiautomatic
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Prayer of the Never Was
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Rain at Your Funeral
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Lungs
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Future Ex-Wives
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Exits in Brooklyn
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Cruel Summer
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The End?
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Scott Hefte and the Bury 'em Deep Minneapolis, Minnesota
From the ashes of such bands as Seymore Saves the World, Superdanger, Me and My Arrow, and Beasthead, rises a dark and brooding indie-western soundtrack for your apocalypse. Scott Hefte and the Bury ‘em Deep have combined to create hellish landscapes of a dystopian nightmare while not forgetting the righteous influences of old school country, indie-pop, and noise rock. ... more
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