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Arkansas
03:35
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Clouds
03:46
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off the core, evading endless hordes
of baited make-believers who feign allegiance
byphodine and selling what you find
under a hazy blue sun, their insides undone
they keep trying, trying to keep us down
faith in arms and blazing companions
frustrated change-bereavers who strain to see it
they keep trying, trying to keep us down
(the bind complete, mistook the wrong ones)
we're climbing fast and breaking straight through the clouds
they keep trying, trying to keep us down
(the bind complete, mistook the wrong ones)
we're climbing fast and breaking straight through the clouds
(try to keep us down)
we're climbing fast and breaking straight through the clouds
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Memos
04:21
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Cameraphone
04:35
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The Glow
03:09
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Sitting on a Slow Clock
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Rooftops
03:48
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A Mother's Lament
03:36
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Pete's Best
04:09
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Things Fall Down
02:59
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The Hush Now Boston, Massachusetts
Boston indie-pop quintet The Hush Now have made an impression on music critics and fans by wedding the “lush sugar-spun melodies of shoegaze’s dreamy heyday” to “the hooky muscle of bands like Guided by Voices and Built To Spill” as one critic put it.
The Hush Now recommends:
We had the chance to play with this band in Cleveland during our fall tour in 2010. Nearly everyone in the band went home with a piece from singer Jenna Fournier's traveling art gallery. Great EP!
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The Hush Now guitarist Adam Quane's solo record released in early 2011. Experimental electronic pop record made in a bedroom and brought to long-time Hush Now collaborator Jeff Lipton for mastering
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