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Hipsters
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Femme Fatale
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Lies
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Dying Lions
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Sister Gray Edmonton, Alberta
Alternative Rock infused with electronic textures. Two sisters; two opposing forces of nature amidst a chaos of crashing symbols, dirty bass riffs and soaring guitar solos. Energetic, relentless songs of heartbreak, dreams and the in between.
Sister Gray recommends:
Secret Squares
by HAL9K (Harrison Lee) & Kusch (Kurtis Schultz)
We can't help but dance to the beats created by Secret Squares. Their sound is fresh, ferocious and above all FUN!
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Maybe We Could Be Holy
by The Provincial Archive
Maybe We Could Be Holy is one of those records that we can't stop listening to. With incredibly descriptive lyrics, infectious melodies and handsome harmonies - this is an amazing recording!
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