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Million Little Pieces
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Bad Habits
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Opinion
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Lexicon
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Voodoo Doll
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Veneer
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Burn
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The Fruit
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Wreath Brooklyn, New York
Wreath is a band from Brooklyn New York originally formed by Bassist/Vocalist Dylan DeBiase and Guitarist Connor Waage. Both with backgrounds in jazz and indie rock they form a unique blend of harmonically diverse yet relatable songwriting. The band is known for their unique ability to mix heavy emo roots with beautiful harmony and lyricism. ... more
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