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Christ was time, but God wasn't Mas Here
It's a simple switch; Christmas Time, God Was Here.
so far no one has gotten it yet...
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I actually hate snow. One more reason Christmas Sucks.
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Die Of Society
02:48
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Receives a message that defies the laws of this world.
All she can do is weep and nod.
God.
God.
So one day he can die.
But He will rise again.
So one day he can die.
But He will rise again.
So one day he can die.
But He will rise again.
So one day he can die.
But He will rise again.
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Holy Nights, Evil Days.
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Light Up The Tree
01:04
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Have yourself a terrible little Christmas.
Let your heart be on fire.
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See all ya'll next year! WOOT! WOOT!
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2bit Seattle, Washington
2bit hasn't had time to reinvent himself for college. He's been trying to talk with a British accent and a slight element of
swagger to impress the ladies, but, let's face it; it hasn't been working.
So he goes back to his dismal room and makes new and unique music forms to release his frustration with all things frustrating.
... more
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These are all some really good friends of mine, and this is a phenomenal record. Also, I bashed my face during a mic rush at one of their shows. Good stuff.
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Gleðileg jól
by Your Strange Imagination
My friend Clayton's musical project. Super different and dope... Like him. Lots of uke and soul yo.
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Blending eras and genres just for kicks, Homework Machine is part vocal, part instrumental, and 100% good fun.
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I Could Be Your Dog / I Could Be Your Moon
by Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith & Emile Mosseri
This two-part collaboration between composers Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith and Emile Mosseri consists of two 17-minute sides.
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Lake Shaped Embrace
by Airships on the Water
Airships on the Water return with another LP of phenomenally textured post-rock, moving from tender passages to well-earned crescendos.
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Another Year Outside the Frame
by Airships on the Water
A big, yearning post-rock song from this Arkansas group that builds and recedes with patience and precision.
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