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Better Use of Leisure Time
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Artful outsider post-pop with a lot of noise and a touch of jangle from one of Denver’s most forward-thinking musical projects.
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George Cosby's rich voice is the center of these cinematic pop songs that thrum with the ache of longing.
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Greetings and Salutations
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A fantastic synthpop EP from Haleluya Hailu that pairs delightfully fizzy instrumentation with gorgeous vocal melodies.
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