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Max and His Machine
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Bye Bye
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Nobody Told Me
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It Doesn't Matter
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Magic
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Out
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Big Oak Tree
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Things That Aren't True
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The Insinuators Seattle, Washington
The Insinuators are an improvisational rock trio based out of Seattle, WA. Formed in September, 2015, the group has meticulously crafted a groove driven, hard-hitting progressive sound that’s sure to stir the soul and move the body. The Insinuators deliver uniquely original music packaged with piercing guitar riffs, thumping low end and intricate drum work. ... more
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Alcoves and Alleyways
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