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run too far
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twos
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death head
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shelley ran
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drapes
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heads in beds
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sails
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chimes
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sKiN Edmonton, Alberta
Tim Rechner and Jason Dublanko inference personal relationships and perceptions of the outside world, totalizing a power fashioning of modernity in loose, spontaneous, and dirty institution of music's ambition. A language of gesture, freedom, and angst, sKiN's sound is grit on bone drums, guitar, and vocal, tongue-tied or truer stories for puddles of somewhere and a pretty city's long-lost mind... ... more
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