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Test Pattern
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Lover's Code
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The Keeper
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Tomorrow
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No Road
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Tropical Storm
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Draw The Shades
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Shy Layers Atlanta, Georgia
“Shy Layers’ debut is one of the year's great, unexpected pleasures: a deeply engaging, effortlessly listenable collection
of Balearic pop with overtones of yacht rock, Kraftwerk, and Graceland.”
--Pitchfork
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