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Always the Quiet Ones
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Next Year in Brooklyn
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Fake Flowers Are Forever
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Song for My Captors
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Home Port Plotted
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Words in English
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Pilgrims and Aliens
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Patricia
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Overmorrow
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The President Lincoln London, UK
The President Lincoln is a transatlantic band named after a transatlantic ocean liner. And like the journeys of the great
ship itself, the songs of The President Lincoln are all over the map.
Louder Than War wrote that their music combines “the baroque ache of The Decembrists” with “the skewed indie of Built to Spill”. AmericanaUK called them “inventive and brilliant”.
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