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Big Sciota
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Nasturtiums
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Pacofi Steve
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Slippin' Through
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Rusty Mould and the Sugar Agates Skeena Queen Charlotte D, British Columbia
They were discovered in the bogs, living on the dash of a rusty old car and looking for waves. With Seb Dalgarno on guitar/vocals, Finlay Smith on Guitar, Jay Myers on bass and Marcus Alexander on the flowerpots, they developed a sound somewhere between dream-country and bog-swing. Their songs tell of post-apocalyptic bogscapes, tsunami evacuations, cars ditched in the sand, and drunk hermits. ... more
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