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Koi Pawned
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Earthquake
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Stereoface
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Holiday
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Portal
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Glass The Sky Houston, Texas
Glass the Sky emerged in 2011 ready to make the sort of ethereal sounds that shroud listeners in contented complexity. The Houston-based quintet isn’t concerned with making music within a specific structure or under restraints of labels. Their music unfolds as naturally as the band formed – with the collective itching to invent melodies that haunt you long after the music has stopped playing. ... more
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