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Oh Brother, the Line
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Impatient
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Bloody Mouth
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Dumb Kid
02:37
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Eternal Spacial Trip
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Foolish Odd
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Lost to the River Ottawa, Ontario
Lost to the River emerges from the ruins of Miss Polygamy. Though the members remain the same, the Ottawa quintet has taken
a more controlled and provoking approach to their music.
Their self-titled debut EP, recorded at Gallery Studios Ottawa during the month of February/2015, takes them away from the blues/rock scene and moves them more towards the indie/folk/canadiana genre.
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