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Heaven Up Here
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Your Thunder
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The Hillside Drifters
05:30
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Silently Bold
02:30
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Reach For The Light
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Slightly All The Time
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A New Kind Of Green
05:25
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Days Behind The Sun
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Folk Forest
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I'm Your Ghost
04:00
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Down By The Sea
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WE SEE HAWKS France
WE SEE HAWKS' aerial indie-rock sound spreads its wings over imaginary wide open spaces. A sonic journey where dazzling electric guitar twangs, electronic arrangements and a melodic baritone story telling voice are conversing. Lynch, Cimino , Whitman and Shepard are conjured up over their unconscious territory of cinematic and literary glimpses. In the likes of Wilco, Beck, Eels or The National. ... more
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