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Divided Attention
02:06
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Ley Lines
03:58
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Stick Figures
03:50
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Always Return
03:01
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Unearthed
04:44
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Set Alight
03:32
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The Crows Know
02:04
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Dynamo
03:16
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Marking The Clouds
01:26
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The 2nd Third
06:30
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DDT Freshwater, California
Northern California’s DDT formed in early 2019, amid a month-long January rain. Comprised of past, present and future members of Carlton Melton and White Manna, DDT released their debut album, “Enter The Bend,” on Drone Rock Records in late 2019. Their second album, ‘Freshwater’, in the summer of 2021 and the third album 'Sweat of The Sun' in the spring of 2024 all on Drone Rock Records. ... more
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