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Hella Copters
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Social Science
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Portland
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We Were made
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Predictions
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The End
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Kids In The Forest
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Yes, Oh Yes Bellingham, Washington
Founded by two friends, Jordan Morris and Kellen Rack, during the fall of 2005 in Bellingham, Washington, the duo started out playing house-shows before teaming up with eccentric guitar player Aaron Khawaja, and lone-wolf bassist Michael Molvar (who had never touched a bass before!) and forming a four-piece collective. ... more
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