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Sister
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Anthem
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Dog Bone
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Train Wreck
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Big High Hills New York
Big High Hills, Brooklyn’s bluegrass inspired psych-swamp pop extravaganza, present their very first EP, 42¢. Ranging from
lovely ballads to rocking jams
6 tracks that’ll bend the mind and touch the heart. Powered by Carolina native Steve Pauley on banjo, Louisiana’s own Colin O’Con on voice and guitar, Brooklyn’s Tom Kotik on the bass and California son Miles Krumpak on Drums.
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