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Waters
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Entity
04:15
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Circle of Violence
11:09
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Wake
01:54
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Tonic
04:42
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Into the Sun
07:07
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Battletoad
09:50
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Entity II
02:25
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The Royal Veil Minneapolis, Minnesota
Mars Volta-esque time signatures meet Thrice's genre bending and Tool's deep dynamics.
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Just For Grins
by Hardcore Crayons
Hardcore Crayons are hands down our favorite Minneapolis band. Think loud, weird, mathy dub-rock. Their new album is loud, beautiful, progressive, and occasionally even danceable.
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Epic, spacy sludge metal with occasional flute solos. (Prog as fuck, man.) Steve drums for this band, too. ∆MERICAN CRVNCH N' CRE∆M BIG SKY HE∆VY
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And So I Watch You From Afar
by And So I Watch You From Afar
Defies every stereotype for an instrumental band. It's brimming with punk rock attitude, shredding riffs, and rich textures. North Ireland's best band right now.
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The latest album from Purple Haus is a playful and poignant exploration of progressive post-rock.
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This L.A. noise rock duo take aim at hot air-filled aspects of our culture with thorny riffs, barbed percussion, and acidic lyrics.
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