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Paradise
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Independence Leaf
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Interference, Invocation
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One Hour
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Zero Hour
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I Know I Know
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Out In There
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Our Bodies Themselves Pennsylvania
Sheltering somewhere between New Hope and Philadelphia, OBT are:
Anawim Avila –
guitars, woodwinds, voice
Christina Ward – bass
JP Wasicko – drums
(mems of Source of Yellow, Your Kids, Birdie Num Num, other stuff)
There is a pizza party in my head. There is a horn section, And flutes in my bed. Sometimes I dream of pizza. The sauce is spicy. I like peppers.
– Delivery Kid
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