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Mirror (143 bpm)
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Amory (110 bpm)
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Rex Run Teal (138 bpm)
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California (150 bpm)
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Today (127 bpm)
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We're Home (121 bpm)
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Plumes Boston, Massachusetts
Plumes is Ben Long (on the drums!) Tim Green and John Thorsen. Music- listening to it, learning to play it, writing more of it- has been one of few things we've taken really seriously for the last 7 years. These songs grew through many late nights and missed appointments. Our songs are all really about something. It's sincere and sometimes naked. Hope you like it ... more
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