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Happy Static
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Greenscreen
03:51
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Alien Oceans
04:44
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Market Ghost
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Doorman
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Attic Song
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Fortress
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Path to the Afterlife
03:28
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Water Color Weekend Santa Cruz, California
Formerly a 5-part Indie Rock band that played around the Santa Cruz area, Water Color Weekend is now the solo project of
frontman and songwriter Davis Harper, who hails from Oakdale, California.
Influences: Modest Mouse, Radiohead, Sparklehorse, Beck, Grizzly Bear, Tame Impala, Fleet Foxes, Mac Demarco, Ween, Built Like Alaska, Grandaddy
... more
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