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7:30 Tomorrow
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Medium Self Employed
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Out the Window
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Bottom of the Well
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Natural Thing
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Wrrrt
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Sopenyo
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Hand In Hand
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Better Hills
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Radon
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Sukpatch Minneapolis, Minnesota
The Minneapolis-based indie-pop duo Sukpatch comprised small-town Southerners Chris Heidman and Stephen Cruze, who created a novel amalgamation of lo-fi pop, samples, and hip-hop beats. The pair began recording songs at home on cheap equipment in the early '90s, passing cassettes of their work around to a circle of friends. ... more
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