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Flowers
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You've Turned (to Gold)
03:31
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Your Bad Dreams (Duet)
03:20
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Elixir
03:51
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Summer
05:07
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Kry – War Out There
04:12
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What I Have Become
02:10
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Hollow Head
04:34
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Lamplighter's Parade
03:42
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Watchtower
03:39
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Spaceball Ricochet
03:45
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Zero Brothers Atlanta, Georgia
The Zero Brothers are a new collaboration from the original musical visionary of Alt-Rock band Remy Zero, Shelby Tate, and original Remy Zero primary singer and younger brother August Cinjun Tate, also songwriting in RZ. Here, both brothers compose about half each, on this natural maturation from that band’s sound and style, all while spanning compositions covering the entirety of their career. ... more
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