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Night Flight
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Don't Stop
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Bottomless Pit
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Something's Changed
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It Pleases Me
05:30
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Yellow and Grey
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Pieces
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The Best Story Ever Told
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11:11
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Michigan
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There Are Ghosts Indianapolis, Indiana
Molded by 80's/90's new wave, college rock, and alternative music, There Are Ghosts wear their influences well. Vocalist Gwynn Reitz draws from a deep well of jangle-pop gems written by fellow long-time Indianapolis musicians Jonathan Harmon, Tony Reitz, Andrew Mahoney, and Mike Theodore. Their debut album, Are You Happy Where You Are?, was released in late 2019. ... more
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