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Digging Holes
03:26
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Good Judgement
04:11
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Cold Oh Why
03:44
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North Of The Mountain
03:49
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Go Wide
03:41
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Curtains
03:46
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Heartless
04:37
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Hills to Climb
03:48
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Toronto
04:10
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Rose and The Wooden Hearts Auckland, New Zealand
We are and Auckland based trio offering a brand of egoless rock and pop, hard to typecaset. There are clear influences; a hint of country, a firm base in folk and subtle tones of garage rock. Beneath the surface however, a myriad of genres, influences and experiences have helped forge a sound far less definable. ... more
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