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Float
07:01
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Something We Can Use
03:20
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Fortunate
04:50
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Sir Martin
04:54
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The Fountain
04:01
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Point of Reference
05:54
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Ego Chatter
03:36
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Starting to Show
03:58
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Red Ryder
06:23
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The Orange Constant Athens, Georgia
Formed in Georgia in 2012, The Orange Constant creates vintage rock with a contemporary twist. The group’s sound ranges from southern psychedelia to progressive composition— all with a spontaneous yet pop-like sensibility.
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