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Never Expect Any More
08:05
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August Song
05:25
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Ideas Are Allies
05:05
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Sleepy Park Royal
06:43
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From the Edge of Maps
05:18
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Headlights Rush Forever
05:36
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Ghost Shakers
03:02
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Stickleback
06:39
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Chromophone
07:55
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Cody Oxford, UK
Oxford’s lost electro-gaze hopefuls from the turn of the 21st century. Cody whipped electronica, art pop, shoegaze and post- rock into a stubbornly indefinable but compelling whole. Cody’s unconventional and sinuous songs mixed the emotional ache of Sarah Records with sardonic dissections of globalization, the ambiguities of personal responsibility, and wandering around when it was windy outside. ... more
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