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Botanical Fish
02:31
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Jesus Has Blue Eyes
04:04
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You Wait
03:41
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Begin to Fade
03:34
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Jumpsuit Judy
04:09
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Got Good Reason
02:31
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One More Night
03:27
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We Roll Away
04:00
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Shotgun to Memphis
03:37
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Escalator Boy
02:28
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Frank Muffin Lafayette, Indiana
With roots in classical, contemporary, and alternative rock music, Frank Muffin and their versatile alt rock sound has been building a buzz in Lafayette since they formed in 2011. The talents of the vocalists and their instrumental flexibility enables Frank Muffin to continuously expand their resonance and performance. ... more
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