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Under The Red Lights
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Ashcan School
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What It Takes To Fly
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Roll On
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Sudden Ensemble Jersey City, New Jersey
Upon its release, legendary British DJ John Peel took a liking to Sudden Ensemble's "A.M. 11" and featured many of the record's songs in his BBC shows. S.E. music is a subtle blend of dreamy pop, americana and alt rock and roll. Sudden Ensemble have played the U.S. (Southpaw, Asbury Lanes) and Europe and were selected to appear at Repellent Magazine's Music Festival at Volume in Brooklyn, NY. ... more
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