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Typical
02:54
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Take Me Down
04:12
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Improvement
02:52
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Split
02:55
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A.P
03:18
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The Reaper
03:04
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Anthony W Columbia, Missouri
With the release of the full length Sure album, Anthony W. brings a new feel to classic genres. Lush with addictive guitar sections, melodic pop vocal approach, and plenty of alternative rock undertones, the record boasts the aesthetic of indie rock anthems. ... more
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