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8 Bar Intro
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Cook Me Dinner
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Eugenics, Baby!
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Late For Work
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Stay At Home
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Just Claribel
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Say My Prayers
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Not a Hammock in Sight
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All For You
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Don't Call Me...
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The East Side of Sanity
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On Your Shoulders
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The Kind of Man
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Something of a Bother
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The Rock Music
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Jolly Holiday
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Zoomer
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The Road Is
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Stranjo Banjo Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
One man. One plan. To release bedroom recordings to the masses, or at least his friends.
Stranjo Banjo recommends:
Fellow OKC'ers who I recently discovered and LOVE. Great shoegaze music.
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suburban fortress
by Real Swell
London chap making wonderful home recorded music in the vein of r. stevie moore, ariel pink, etc. Found him recently on soundsbetterwithreverb.com, which is a great site too!
go to albumIf you like Stranjo Banjo, you may also like:
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Portland shoegaze that plays, as the best representatives of the genre do, with huge, hollow atmosphere against intimate observations.
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Influenced by music of the Pacific Northwest, drowse riffs on detachment, memory and the relationship to "self."
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