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Mars
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Stranger
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Candy Rain
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Less Than Nothing
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Problem
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War
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Momma
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Handshakes
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Hello June West Virginia
Hello June’s songs are so emotionally open and resonant that they sometimes feel like leaps of faith. The group thrives on dissecting a feeling with a disarming, scalpel-like precision. It’s this clarifying honesty that’s garnered the band rave reviews from NPR, Paste Magazine and No Depression, among others. ... more
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