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Two Days
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California Fault Line
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Golden Hour
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Lonely American Nights
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Station
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Caught
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Traverse City
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Bright Lights
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Mary Lou
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Sometimes
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Silverstiles Grand Rapids, Michigan
Grand-Rapids based Silverstiles let their songs go where they want to go. Sharing a love of classic country jukebox hits like “Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way,” guitarist John Bruni and bassist Keith Jaissle find the emotional center between Bruni’s imagistic tales about rogues and misfits—that border on absurdist humor—and Jaissle’s arrangements anchored by painterly bass lines. ... more
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