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WTK pt. 1 & 2
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You Love
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Arrested
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Memphis
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Again
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WTK pt. 3
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The Houses (Where We Grew Up) Kamloops, British Columbia
Based out of Kamloops, The Houses (Where We Grew Up) are an Indie Rock & Pop Duo, blending in elements of shoegaze and noise
rock.
Described as "if Radiohead decided to have fun with loud amps again", "Canadian Slowgaze" and "noisy pop with idiosyncratic quirks".
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