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The Darkest Timeline
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Blank Slate
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Mania
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Here in America
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Nowhere, Ohio
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Kitchen Floor
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Gravity
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A New Shape
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True Love
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Goodnight House Portland, Oregon
Goodnight House is the outlet of Portland's Joel Lane. Over lush musical backdrops evoking emotion-forward artists like Sufjan Stevens and Pinegrove, Lane articulates stories of transition, relationships, and empathy. Lane's melodies unify a diverse array of sonic flavors, one minute evoking the raucous distortion of Hum, the next whispering confessions over fingerpicked guitar a la Mark Kozelek. ... more
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