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Solo Machine
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Swing Your Miss
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Thom Yorke's Driving
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Peach To Blue
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Measure Me
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Magic Hour
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False Sense
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Schoolboy
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Mines Seattle, Washington
Seattle band that existed in the early 00's. Originally a trio: A strong pair of singer/songwriters in Ron Lewis (Fruit
Bats, Grand Archives) and Chad Hanson (Field Notes,) with Aaron Bolton switching gracefully between drums and keys.
After 'The Way the Wind Whips the Water,' Mines became a quartet with the addition of bassist Tim Holland. Their 2nd Album'Team Awesome,' was released in Japan.
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